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In what time period did Norse culture originate and thrive and decline in?
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The time period of the Vikings; about 600-1000 A.D. It was officially outlawed in Iceland in 1000, though some historians speculate that it may have continued in secret. It was brought back in Iceland in 1972 and is currently practiced today in Rekjavik.
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