内容摘要：“We only associated early window glass with the Middle Ages, therefore assuming that the glass could not originate from the Viking Age,” the National Museum said in a statement. The glass fragments “can be dated to the Vikings Age and most likely must have been in use in that time period as well,” said Torben Sode, a conservator with the museum who first connected the dots.

“We only associated early window glass with the Middle Ages, therefore assuming that the glass could not originate from the Viking Age,” the National Museum said in a statement. The glass fragments “can be dated to the Vikings Age and most likely must have been in use in that time period as well,” said Torben Sode, a conservator with the museum who first connected the dots.

This interview has been edited for length and clarity.They’re both my creative soulmates and collaborators. In some ways they helped decide the track list because the first step in the process was them rejecting songs for Muna.

The process of opening myself up to new people — to work creatively — is very vulnerable.It’s a fun song. It feels young. It feels very much in the world of crush and fantasy. Which is one of my favorite kinds of pop songs to write.The solo project is, by nature, a very measured project. I’m not really making these big, bold, sweeping pop statements. It’s quite small and nuanced. My solo project is very “if you know, you know.”

It was amazing. I mean, she is a legend to me.There was a photo that she had taken — on view at Regen Projects — of a recent girlfriend in a bedroom with a bunch of stuff strewn everywhere. That photo was on every mood board and every treatment that I made for this album. It was the wallpaper on my computer. I was just like, “This is the vibe.”

There are certain artists that I avoid listening to, if I notice that they really stick to me. I couldn’t really write like Tori (Amos) or

even if I really tried super hard to emulate them, so I’m not that worried about it. I’m not a prodigious piano player, so it’s going to be fine, you know what I mean?Two hospitals later, she feared she would not survive.

“I told my husband to pick up my children and to take them to my mum, as I knew I was not going to make it,” she said.Doctors ended up amputating the leg to save her life. Her mom stayed by her bedside until she was discharged from the hospital.

The family was forced to sell their chickens, and goats to cover her medical costs.But while she was healing, an incessant rain continued to fall. The lake took still more from the Kebens. It flooded their home and farmland.