NSVL North Sea Viking Leagasy

North Sea Viking leagacy
1998-2001 De första Vikinga nätverket Interreg IIB Nordsjøprosjekt

the North Sea Viking Legacy project was approved by the Interreg IIC North Sea program in January 1999 with 20 partners from Norway, Denmark, Sweden and the United Kingdom (Shetland and Norfolk), and with associate partners from the Isle of Man, Iceland and southern Sweden

NSVL  det var i samband med NSVL projektmöten var det här som för första gången Avalsnäs på Karmöj dök upp. I projektet fanns också Marit Synnove Vea och Rögnvaldur Gudmundsson från Island samt från Midgård i Borre/Tönsberg Jan Lindh och från Ribe vikingacenter i Danmark anslöt Bjarne Clements etc.

1998 – 2001: North Sea Viking Legacy Interreg IIIB project for the North Sea area. The museum participated as observer. The project was aimed at identifing and make visible remnants from the Viking age. Methods involving information signs were an important part of the mediation concept. Arrangement of hiking trails where the cultural history is visualized was also attached to the project.

North Sea Viking leagacy

17 partnere fra 5 land, i tillegg til observatører fra 5 andre land
Vestfold fylkeskommune én av partnerne
Første partnermøte ble holdt i Tønsberg, med besøk bl.a. på et uferdig Midgard i februar 1999

bilder och info

Utarbeidet kvalitetsmanual
Vikingløypa rundt Nordsjøen – bok
Utarbeidet skiltingsmanual – lokale skiltingsplaner
Utviklet Viking Heritage Newsletter til Viking Heritage Magazine – det ledende tidskrift for levende vikinghistorie

A sustainable project idea: North Sea Viking Legacy (Interreg IIC North Sea)

The North Sea Viking Legacy project was approved by the Interreg IIC North Sea program in January 1999 with 20 partners from Norway, Denmark, Sweden and the United Kingdom, and with associate partners from the Isle of Man, Iceland and southern Sweden. The project also co-operated closely with an Interreg IIC Baltic Sea project called BALDER, which included a Viking route element.

The project also established a close relation with an organisation called Viking Heritage that was in charge of the Council of Europe’s Viking route, and together, we developed their newsletter into the Viking Heritage Magazine.

The main objective of the project was to improve public access physically and mentally to the Viking heritage (measure 3.3 in the program - promotion of cultural tourism), and the project improved signage at more than 50 sites, produced a number of leaflets and guides, and also a book describing a number of important Viking sites around the North Sea.

Two of the observers, from Iceland and southern Sweden, at the conclusion of the project, asked the NSVL project manager to assist in developing similar projects in the Interreg IIIB Northern Periphery and Baltic Sea programmes, respectively. This was done, and both project proposals, called Destination Viking Sagalands and Destination Viking Baltic Stories, were both successful in getting funding.

NSVL used the Viking Heritage Magazine as its newsletter, and the Sagalands and Baltic Stories project continued this practice.

bilder Norwich  etc  mer text

2002 11-10 Karnöy Norge

 2003-05-15 ALE Sverige

Se http://www.fotevikensmuseum.se/sweden/vik1.htm
2003 Godkändes ett projekt ,  Destination Viking Saga land, initierat av Fotevikens museum med projektmedel från bl.a. Region Skåne och i samverkan med Rogaland Fylkeskommuns kultursektor i Norge. Projektet innebar nätverksuppbyggande runt omkring i Skandinavien och det lade grunden till ett Interreg III B projekt för Norra periferin . Här ingick Nordnorge, Island, Grönland, Färöarna, Orkneyöarna, Shetland  samt New Foundland. Representanter från Fotevikens Museum samt Rogalands Fylkes kommun agerade konsulter och vetenskapliga garanter. Projektet innefattade studier av kulturlandskapet och integrering av vikingatida lämningar i ett övergripande förmedlingskoncept.  Studier av äldre sagor och sägner var också en huvudpunkt. Island blev därför leadpartner och ministeriet på Island var direkt involverat.
http://www.northernperiphery.net/managers/Library%5CProject%20Publicatio...k