How did the mead hall get its name?

Answer 1

A mead hall was a place for people of the town to gather and feast or drink. in some cases it was used as a building to hold political meetings, or as an inn. it was very popular in the Anglo saxon period and researchers are still uncovering them today

Answer 2

In the tribal society of the Danes and Celts, all social and business activity was carried out in a great common room of the central building of the community. The lord was not just a leader of the community, he was a military leader as well. At the end of the days labors and raiding, The Leader provided a powerful and delicious alcoholic drink of fermented honey, Made by mixing 1 pound of Honey and 2 pounds of water, add yeast and an airlock, and ferment for 3 months minimum. then sterilise,spice, bottle and age. It is a very healthy beverage. Considered the drink of a Warrior. In this large room Men would give their reports of the day to day activities to the leader, receive orders of activities to come and unwind, feast and generally have a good time and bond. To feast in Odin's Mead hall is the Idea of Heaven to the Norse (often called Viking in error) Warriors. Wiiking is is the equivalent of a raid, or leave home to find opportunities of enrichment one way or another, sometimes by trading with those too strong to take from. To go forth and find opportunity of enrichment.

Answer 3

The "mead hall" got its name from the alcoholic beverage called mead which was commonly consumed at such gathering places in medieval times. Mead halls were social hubs where people gathered for feasting, socializing, and storytelling.

Answer 4

the purpose of the meadhall was to feast. basically a bachloret party