Torslunda

Torslunda refers to a site on the island of Öland in Sweden, known for its significant archaeological finds from the Viking Age. It features a series of large stone slabs adorned with intricate carvings that depict various figures and scenes, often associated with Norse mythology and folklore. These carvings are believed to have served ceremonial purposes, possibly linked to burial practices or religious rituals of the time. Torslunda offers valuable insights into the culture, beliefs, and artistic expressions of the Viking people, contributing to our understanding of their history and societal structures.