The rider fibula from Xanten in western Germany (around 600 AD) with a reference to the falconry of nomadic horsemen of the Eurasian steppe
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The rider with a bird on his arm. On the interpretation of the “rider with falcon” motif, taking the examples of the Bayeux Tapestry and the seal of King Canute IV of Denmark
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THE RIGHT OF THE HUNT IN MEDIEVAL POLAND
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THE RIGHT OF THE HUNT IN MEDIEVAL POLAND
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THE RITES OF AUTUMN by Dan O'Brien
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The role of birds of prey in Finnish place and personal names
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The roles and perceptions of raptors in Iron Age and medieval Finno-Karelian cultures through c. AD 1500
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The Royal Hunt in Eurasian History by Thomas T.Allsen
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The royal Viking Age ship grave from Gokstad in Vestfold, eastern Norway, and its link to falconry
