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Face to Face with the History of Iceland
冰岛国家博物馆的点评
点评：This is a must-visit for any enthusiast of the Viking Age! An engaging journey through Iceland’s history told through artifacts, national treasures, and priceless works of art. The atmosphere of the museum during my visit was a warm haven from the bitter cold, with a subtle Christmas theme. The museum is pristine, featuring an excellent, clean design and bright yet warm lighting. During this visit, there was a quiet, relaxed vibe.
As a Viking Age Enthusiast and reenactor, I focused the majority of my visit on the “saga period” exhibitions. It was an absolute joy to see things in real life that I had only ever seen in textbooks! For Example, one of the first items you encounter as you walk in is the Eyrarland Statue. And to see the real-life items that my reenactment garments are based on, such as the nalbinding mittens, was really cool. I was enraptured with the sheer volume of ordinary items essential for survival, but rarely featured textbooks; items like combs, farm tools, shears, and horse tack. I found the descriptions and labels well-articulated and organized, so I was learning new information about the Viking age while seeing both familiar and unfamiliar pieces. For example, one display of swords explained that most of the swords in Iceland were brought from Norway, where they were mostly for self-defense rather than waging war on neighboring kingdoms. My most memorable moment was the bones, which are embedded in the ground with reinforced glass so that you can literally stand over the bones themselves. Seeing the bones of those first Icelanders, including the skeletons of their children, was sobering and mind-expanding.
My advice to fellow enthusiasts of the Viking Age is to make visiting this museum an entire day-long affair, because it can’t all be truly absorbed in a couple of hours (especially if you plan on seeing all the exhibitions from the Catholic period to the present day).
As a Viking Age Enthusiast and reenactor, I focused the majority of my visit on the “saga period” exhibitions. It was an absolute joy to see things in real life that I had only ever seen in textbooks! For Example, one of the first items you encounter as you walk in is the Eyrarland Statue. And to see the real-life items that my reenactment garments are based on, such as the nalbinding mittens, was really cool. I was enraptured with the sheer volume of ordinary items essential for survival, but rarely featured textbooks; items like combs, farm tools, shears, and horse tack. I found the descriptions and labels well-articulated and organized, so I was learning new information about the Viking age while seeing both familiar and unfamiliar pieces. For example, one display of swords explained that most of the swords in Iceland were brought from Norway, where they were mostly for self-defense rather than waging war on neighboring kingdoms. My most memorable moment was the bones, which are embedded in the ground with reinforced glass so that you can literally stand over the bones themselves. Seeing the bones of those first Icelanders, including the skeletons of their children, was sobering and mind-expanding.
My advice to fellow enthusiasts of the Viking Age is to make visiting this museum an entire day-long affair, because it can’t all be truly absorbed in a couple of hours (especially if you plan on seeing all the exhibitions from the Catholic period to the present day).
翻译：对于任何维京时代爱好者来说，这里都是必游之地！这是一次引人入胜的冰岛历史之旅，展品包括文物、国家宝藏和无价艺术品。我参观时，博物馆的氛围温暖宜人，仿佛是抵御严寒的避风港，还巧妙地融入了圣诞元素。博物馆干净整洁，设计精良，灯光明亮而温暖。参观期间，这里宁静祥和，令人放松。
作为一名维京时代爱好者和历史重演者，我把大部分时间都花在了“萨迦时期”的展区。能够亲眼见到那些我以前只在教科书中见过的东西，真是令人欣喜若狂！例如，一进门就能看到埃拉尔兰雕像。而看到我历史重演服装的原型——纳尔宾丁手套——也让我感到非常兴奋。我被数量之多、种类繁多的日常生存必需品深深吸引，而这些物品在教科书中却很少提及。展品包括梳子、农具、剪刀和马具等等。我发现展品的描述和标签清晰明了、条理分明，因此我在欣赏熟悉和陌生的展品的同时，也了解到了许多关于维京时代的新知识。例如，其中一个剑的展区解释说，冰岛的大部分剑都来自挪威，在挪威，这些剑主要用于自卫，而不是用来与邻国作战。最令我难忘的是那些骨骼，它们被埋在地下，并用强化玻璃罩保护，你可以近距离地站在骨骼上方。看到这些早期冰岛人的遗骸，包括他们孩子的骨骼，令人肃然起敬，也让我大开眼界。
我建议其他维京时代爱好者安排一整天的时间来参观这座博物馆，因为几个小时的时间根本无法完全领略其中的奥妙（尤其是如果你打算参观从天主教时期到现代的所有展览的话）。
作为一名维京时代爱好者和历史重演者，我把大部分时间都花在了“萨迦时期”的展区。能够亲眼见到那些我以前只在教科书中见过的东西，真是令人欣喜若狂！例如，一进门就能看到埃拉尔兰雕像。而看到我历史重演服装的原型——纳尔宾丁手套——也让我感到非常兴奋。我被数量之多、种类繁多的日常生存必需品深深吸引，而这些物品在教科书中却很少提及。展品包括梳子、农具、剪刀和马具等等。我发现展品的描述和标签清晰明了、条理分明，因此我在欣赏熟悉和陌生的展品的同时，也了解到了许多关于维京时代的新知识。例如，其中一个剑的展区解释说，冰岛的大部分剑都来自挪威，在挪威，这些剑主要用于自卫，而不是用来与邻国作战。最令我难忘的是那些骨骼，它们被埋在地下，并用强化玻璃罩保护，你可以近距离地站在骨骼上方。看到这些早期冰岛人的遗骸，包括他们孩子的骨骼，令人肃然起敬，也让我大开眼界。
我建议其他维京时代爱好者安排一整天的时间来参观这座博物馆，因为几个小时的时间根本无法完全领略其中的奥妙（尤其是如果你打算参观从天主教时期到现代的所有展览的话）。
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