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Viking Longhouse

Part of the longhouse project of a Viking home with rudimentary furnishings and lighting (for the sake of historical accuracy). This is an idea for a historically accurate yet simultaneously the most developed and spectacular form of the so-called 'intercolumnar' construction from the stronghold of Jomsborg in Wolin.

"Project created for the Medieval Settlement in Sławutowo. (Poland, Pommerania)"

This time, all the textures are made by me. :)

Front

Front

The interior of the building with an extinguished hearth in the center (such hearths were not typically a good source of light).

The interior of the building with an extinguished hearth in the center (such hearths were not typically a good source of light).

View of the stairs to the upper floor.

View of the stairs to the upper floor.

Annex in palisade construction.

Annex in palisade construction.

View from the side of the porch.

View from the side of the porch.

Hearth and smoke hole in the ceiling (if there was an upper floor or mezzanine, the smoke would pass directly beside and accumulate under the roof truss, and was then vented through a draft).

Hearth and smoke hole in the ceiling (if there was an upper floor or mezzanine, the smoke would pass directly beside and accumulate under the roof truss, and was then vented through a draft).