41. Faroe Islands Jonathan Wylie The faroe islands Interpretations of history, Lexington UniversityPress of Kentucky, 1987, pp. 166167 Jan Oskar Engene, 22 October 1995 http://www.crwflags.com/fotw/flags/fo.html

Faroe Islands Last modified: by edward mooney jr. Keywords: scandinavian cross faroe faeroe Links: FOTW homepage search write us mirrors by Mark Sensen , 27 November 1995 Description of the flag History of the flag P/F Skipafelagið Føroyar house flag See also: Denmark Norway Iceland Description of the flag The flag of the Faroe Islands is a red Scandinavian cross, fimbriated blue. Mark Sensen , 27 November 1995 The horizontal dimensions of the flag are 6:1:2:1:12, the vertical ones 6:1:2:1:6. Mark Sensen, 26 September 1995 The construction sheet is equal to that of the Norwegian flag (6+1+2+1+6):(6+1+2+1+12). A note in Album des Pavillons (2000) explains that the Danish national flag may also be flown. I am not sure what that means - it may be that it is flown instead of the civil ensign by vessels registered in Faroes, or it is appropriate to use the Dannebrog as a courtesy flag, or it is appropriate for state offices to use Dannebrog instead and so on? , 12 June 2001 The flag of the Faroe Islands is called "Merkið". Arni Nielsen , 27 January 2003 Not that I speak Faroese, but I assume that this word have the same meaning as (the similar word) in Norwegian and Danish. Merkið: The mark, or the symbol.

42. History & Geography In 1035 the faroe islands were incorporated into the Kingdom of Norway. Together withNorway the faroe islands passed under the Danish Crown in 1380 and http://www.puffin.fo/travel/6.html

History and Geography Short Notes on History The population derives mainly from West-Norwegian farmers who settled here in the 9th century. It has been suggested that the Faroes were populated by Irish monks or hermits before this, but there is no archaeological evidence to support this view. Christianity was adopted in AD. 999. In 1035 the Faroe Islands were incorporated into the Kingdom of Norway. Together with Norway the Faroe Islands passed under the Danish Crown in 1380 and remained in the Kingdom of Denmark, even after 1814 when Norway came under Swedish rule. 1856 the Danish trade monopoly was abolished and the Faroe Islands gained the right to trade freely on their own. As a consequence a considerable fleet of fishing vessels was established. Fishing has ever since been the main industry and source of income. In the latter part of the 19th century, a national movement gained ground. The first political parties were established in 1906. In 1940 the Faroe Islands were occupied by British forces and thus separated from German occupied Denmark. The Faroese ensign , the MERKIÐ was approved by British Government decree in 1940.

43. The History Of Ludvík Lundi Puffin Cartoons From The Faroe Islands Ludvík Lundi (the puffin with glasses) first appeared in the Faroes in 1976 http://heima.olivant.fo/~framtak/ludvik.html

Lunda Net Send a message to Roy The original! The Little Viking Comic:1976 (the puffin with glasses) first appeared in the Faroes in 1976 in a comic called "Lítli Víkingurin" (The Little Viking). In 1983, 1984 and 1985 he appeared every week in the Faroese newspaper "14 September" and in 1984 there was a book of some of those cartoons. He has appeared from time to time in various other places, including "Deyvablað" the newspaper for the deaf. Nobody knows where he went to during the periods he disappeared. Book: 1983/1984 Lundanet on the Web 1997 Go to page one Framtak , Toftir, Faroe Islands

44. Namnlöst Dokument The Far Routes of history The faroe islands Tourist Board and the National The faroe islands has a rich and interesting history, but until recently this http://www.destinationviking.com/destination/map_files/faroe_islands2.htm

:: destination viking :: HOME DESTINATIONS EVENTS CULTURE ... CONTACT PDF EXIBITION Download our online exhibition of the Destination Viking project Destination : The Faroe Islands The Faroe Islands Tourist Board and the National Museum of the Faroe Islands The Far Routes of History T The Faroe Islands S History F or millions of years, the Faroe Islands stood alone in the heart of the North Atlantic. The first settlers may have been Irish monks, probably in the middle of the seventh century, seeking a tranquil refuge in these remote islands. What is better known and well documented is the Norwegian colonisation, which took place during the 9 th century and developing throughout the Viking Age, making the Faroe Islands a central part of the Viking settlements along the coasts of the North Atlantic and the Irish Sea. T he Viking settlers established their own parliament with local "tings" in different parts of the islands and the main ting on Tinganes in Tórshavn. Christianity was proclaimed here around the turn of the last millennium. Shortly thereafter, the islands came under the control of the Norwegian kings, one of whom was the famous King Sverre, who was brought up at the Faroese bishop's seat at Kirkjubøur.

45. Namnlöst Dokument history For millions of years, the faroe islands stood alone in the heart of theNorth Atlantic. The faroe islands have a rich and interesting history, http://www.destinationviking.com/culture/vhm_1_4/faroe_islands.htm

:: destination viking :: HOME DESTINATION EVENTS CULTURE ... CONTACT PDF EXIBITION Download our online exhibition of the Destination Viking project CULTURE /VHM 1-2004 The Far Routes of History By The Faroe Islands History For millions of years, the Faroe Islands stood alone in the heart of the North Atlantic. The first settlers may have been Irish monks, probably in the middle of the 7th century, seeking a tranquil refuge in these remote islands. What is better known and well documented is the Norwegian colonisation, which took place during the 9th century and developed throughout the Viking Age, making the Faroe Islands a central part of the Viking settlements along the coasts of the North Atlantic and the Irish Sea. The Viking settlers established their own parliament with local "tings" in different parts of the islands and the main ting on Tinganes in Tórshavn. Christianity was proclaimed here around the turn of the last millennium. Shortly thereafter, the islands came under the control of the Norwegian kings, one of whom was the famous King Sverre, who was brought up at the Faroese bishop’s seat at Kirkjubøur.

46. Faroe Islands - Definition Of Faroe Islands In Encyclopedia The early history of the faroe islands is not clear. It appears that about thebeginning of the 9th century Grímr Kamban, a Norwegian emigrant who had left http://encyclopedia.laborlawtalk.com/Faroe_Islands

Add to Favorites General Encyclopedia Legal ... Law forum Search Word: Visit our Law forums Labor Law Accidents Law Bankruptcy Law Business Law ... Tax Law The Faroe Islands Faroese Føroyar , meaning "Sheep Islands") are a group of islands in the north Atlantic Ocean between Scotland and Iceland . They are an autonomous region of the kingdom of Denmark . Since they have had self-government in almost all matters except defence and foreign affairs. The Faeroes gives its name to one of the British Sea Areas Føroyar In Detail Full Size Motto None Official language Faroese Capital Tórshavn ... Area - Total - % water World ranking 1,399 km² Population - Total ( Density World ranking Independence None (Danish dependency. Self governing since Currency Danish krone Time zone WET ... UTC +1 in summer National anthem Tú alfagra land mítt Internet TLD ... Electricity 230V, 50 Hz Contents showTocToggle("show","hide") 1 History 2 Politics 3 Geography 4 Economy ... 9 External links History Main article: History of the Faroe Islands The early history of the Faroe Islands is not clear. It appears that about the beginning of the 9th century Grímr Kamban , a Norwegian emigrant who had left his country to escape the tyranny of Harald I of Norway , settled in the islands. Early in the

47. Faroe Islands - One Language The early history of the faroe islands is not clear. It appears that about thebeginning of the 9th century Gr? Kamban, a Norwegian emigrant who had left http://www.onelang.com/encyclopedia/index.php/Faroe_Islands

OneLang Home Faroe Islands The Faroe Islands Faroese Føroyar , meaning "Sheep Islands") are a group of islands in the north Atlantic Ocean between Scotland and Iceland . They are an autonomous region of the kingdom of Denmark . Since they have had self-government in almost all matters except defence and foreign affairs. The Faeroes gives its name to one of the British Sea Areas Føroyar In Detail Full Size Motto None Official language Faroese Capital Tórshavn ... Area - Total - % water World ranking 1,399 km² Population - Total ( Density World ranking Independence None (Danish dependency. Self governing since Currency Danish krone Time zone WET ... UTC +1 in summer National anthem Tú alfagra land mítt Internet TLD ... Electricity 230V, 50 Hz Table of contents showTocToggle("show","hide") 1 History 2 Politics 3 Geography 4 Economy ... 9 External links History Main article: History of the Faroe Islands The early history of the Faroe Islands is not clear. It appears that about the beginning of the 9th century Grímr Kamban , a Norwegian emigrant who had left his country to escape the tyranny of Harald I of Norway , settled in the islands. Early in the

48. Faroe Islands - Facts About Faroe Islands Including Map And Flag Images faroe islands history,Geography and Economic information The population ofthe faroe islands is largely descended from Viking settlers who arrived in http://www.world-atlas.net/Faroe_Islands

Maps,Flags,History,Geography,Economics World-Atlas [http://www.world-atlas.net] Country List: A B C D ... Faroe Islands Faroe Islands - History,Geography and Economic information Faroe Islands Introduction Faroe Islands Background: The population of the Faroe Islands is largely descended from Viking settlers who arrived in the 9th century. The islands have been connected politically to Denmark since the 14th century. A high degree of self-government was attained in 1948. Geography Faroe Islands Location: Northern Europe, island group between the Norwegian Sea and the North Atlantic Ocean, about one-half of the way from Iceland to Norway Geographic coordinates: 62 00 N, 7 00 W Map references: Europe Area: total: 1,399 sq km water: sq km (some lakes and streams) land: 1,399 sq km Area - comparative: eight times the size of Washington, DC Land boundaries: km Coastline: 1,117 km Maritime claims: continental shelf: 200 NM or agreed boundaries or median line exclusive fishing zone: 200 NM or agreed boundaries or median line territorial sea: 3 NM Climate: mild winters, cool summers; usually overcast; foggy, windy

49. The History Of Ludvík Lundi! - Puffin Cartoons From Framtak In The Faroe Island The history of Ludvík Lundi! puffin cartoons from Framtak in the faroe islands . The faroe islands in the North Atlantic http://www.framtak.com/cartoons/ludvik.html

in the Faroe Islands Contents Faroe Islands Book Shop Language Service Shopping ... Puffin Cartoons PUFFIN CARTOONS The History of Ludvík Lundi! The original Ludvík Lundi - the puffin from Lundavík - by Roy The Little Viking Ludvík Lundi (the puffin with glasses) first appeared in the Faroes in 1976 in a comic called "Lítli Víkingurin" (The Little Viking). In 1983, 1984 and 1985 he appeared every week in the Faroese newspaper "14 September" and in 1984 there was a book of some of those cartoons. He has appeared from time to time in various other places, including "Deyvablað" the newspaper for the deaf. Nobody knows where he went to during the periods he disappeared. Book: 1983/1984 Online since April 1997 Web framtak.com Faroe Islands Book Shop Language Service Shopping ... Cartoons born 1976 .... Send a message to Roy Send a FREE eCard with a puffin cartoon, animation or photograph from the Faroes. Webpuffin eCards Email Framtak, tel: +298 448261, fax: +298 449022 © 1997 - 2004 Framtak, FO-650 Toftir, Faroe Islands

50. Books About The Faroe Islands Books about the faroe islands from Framtak s Book Shop. Because of theirNordic history the faroe Isles represent a strong link to the past. http://www.framtak.com/books/faroes.html

in the Faroe Islands Contents Faroe Islands Book Shop Language Service Shopping ... Puffin Cartoons BOOKS All Subjects Faroe Islands Puffins Reference Faroese language Faroese fiction ebooks Faroe Islands Books in association with The Faroe Isles Liv Kjorsvik Schei, Trondur Patursson (Illustrator), Gunnie Moberg (Photographer) Publisher: Birlinn Ltd Published: July 30, 2003 or for more information Because of their Nordic history the Faroe Isles represent a strong link to the past. Gunnie Moberg's guide offers the reader an introduction to the country that is said to have the oldest parliament, or ting, in the world. The Faroe Isles James Proctor Publisher: BRADT Travel Guides Published: December 16, 2004 or for more information The Far Islands Author: Elizabeth Taylor Editor: James T. Dunn Publisher: Pogo Press, Inc. Published: September 1997 or for more information Travel Essays of a Victorian Lady "Elizabeth Taylor (1856-1932) was a writer entranced by Northern climes. Her visits to Iceland, Canada, Norway and, above all, the Faroe Islands, resulted in the essays contained in this book." The editor, James Taylor Dunn, was winner of the major contest award, "Minnesota Book Awards, 1998" for his work on this book.

51.  Histories Of The World, Country Histories  faroe islands Information CountryReports.org Wednesday, August 03, 2005. faroe islands. The history of this country is not currently available. http://www.countryreports.org/history/alltoc.aspx?countryid=80&countryName=Faroe

52. ZUJI history. Nomadic hunters followed the lichen and mosseating reindeer into Unlike Denmark, however, neither Greenland nor the faroe islands is part of http://www.zuji.com/dest/guide/0,1277,LNPLAU|1829|822|1,00.html

Feedback My ZUJI About ZUJI Help ... Log-in Regional Guide Introduction Fast Facts Best Time to Visit Money ... Maps local guides Select from list Copenhagen Destination Guides Check Weather Convert Currency Check Visa Requirements ... Europe : Denmark Denmark History Nomadic hunters followed the lichen and moss-eating reindeer into post-glacial Denmark. The reindeer heard 'go north' voices, but Stone Age Danes stayed put, sowing seeds in the ash of slash-and-burn fields, fencing in stock animals and burying their dead vertically. Skill and artistry flowered in the Bronze Age from 1800 BC, trade routes paddled all the way south and the most beautiful made-by-Danes products were buried in bogs for sacrificial safe-keeping. Iron clanged in from 500 BC and was domestically available, leading to the development of large agricultural communities. Present-day Denmark can trace its linguistic and cultural roots back to when the region was settled by the Danes, a tribe that is thought to have migrated south from Sweden around 500 AD. In the late 9th century, warriors led by the Norwegian Viking chieftain Hardegon conquered the Jutland peninsula. The Danish monarchy, which claims to be the world's oldest, dates back to Hardegon's son, Gorm the Old, (Danish mums had a few problems naming their children), who established his reign early in the 10th century. Gorm's son, Harald Bluetooth, completed the conquest of the Danes, speeding their conversion to Christianity. Bluetooth's gob-stopping successors, Forkbeard and sons got the wood on England, setting up shop and throne and living the sweet life of Anglo-Dane monarchs. They kept it together for half a century or so, but as Viking power waned, the borders of the Danish kingdom shrank back to Denmark.

53. Uefa.com Scotland, 7 1, faroe islands. Wales, 0 - 1, faroe islands. Republic of Ireland,3 - 1, faroe islands. Republic of Ireland, 2 - 0, Scotland http://www.uefa.com/competitions/WOCO/AllTimeStatistics/Season=1997/round=711/Gr

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54. The Faroese Flag history of the flag and its relationship with the country. http://www.framtak.com/cartoons/flag_info.html

in the Faroe Islands Contents Faroe Islands Book Shop Language Service Shopping ... Puffin Cartoons FAROE ISLANDS The Faroese flag The Faroe Islands were one of the last territories on the planet to be discovered and populated. The first settlers are said to have been Irish monks who arrived in the year 700 and something, there are no signs of people having lived here before that so the birds had it to themselves. Norsemen arrived in the early 800's. For the first 200 years or so Faroes was a free country but it then came under foreign power - first Norway and then Denmark. During the Second World War, when the Germans occupied Denmark, Faroes helped feed Britain by sailing there with fish; they sailed under the new Faroese flag, which the British officially recognised. There had been a strong movement for independence for many years and in 1946 a referendum was held and the majority chose independence. This caused concern in Denmark and the Danish government dissolved the Parliament. A new Parliament was elected in which there was not a majority for independence. In 1948 the Danish Parliament passed the Home Rule Act making Faroes a self-governing state inside the Danish Kingdom. The Act recognised the Faroese flag and the Faroese language. A few years ago, the number of people wanting independence for their nation increased considerably and in 1998 the Parliamentary elections resulted in a coalition taking power whose main promise was to set in motion a process towards full sovereignty. The process began and is still supported by many but it is not the goal of the present administration.

55. Faroe Islands The early history of the faroe islands is very clear. According to F¦reyingaSaga emigrants who left Norway to escape the tyranny of Harald I of Norway, http://www.algebra.com/algebra/about/history/Faroe-Islands.wikipedia

Faroe Islands Regular View Dictionary View (all words explained) Algebra Help my dictionary with pronunciation , wikipedia etc Faroe Islands F¸royar Faroese F¦r¸erne Danish In Detail In Detail Official languages ... World ranking 33.1/km² Independence None (Danish dependency. Self-governing since Currency Faroese kr³na (DKK) Time zone WET UTC UTC +1 in summer National anthem Tº alfagra land m­tt My land, oh most beauteous National Day 29 July Internet TLD .fo ... Electricity 230V, 50 Hz The banknotes are Danish kroner printed with Faroese motifs. The islands use standard Danish coins. Faroese kr³nur use the Danish ISO 4217 code DKK. The Faroe Islands or simply Faroes Faroese F¸royar , meaning "Sheep Islands", Danish F¦r¸erne ) are a group of islands in the north Atlantic Ocean between Scotland Norway and Iceland . They have been an autonomous region of the kingdom of Denmark since and have, over the years, taken control of most matters, except defense and foreign affairs. The Faroes give their name to one of the British Sea Areas . They have close traditional ties to Iceland, the Shetland , the Orkney Islands , the Western Isles and Greenland . The Faroes exist within the framework of the Nordic Council Contents History Politics The Faroes and Denmark The Faroes and the EU ... External links History Main article: History of the Faroe Islands The early history of the Faroe Islands is very clear. According to

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57. CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Faroe Islands The 16000 inhabitants of the faroe islands are all Lutherans. Political andReligious history. From the work of Dicuil, an Irish monk, De Mensurâ orbis http://www.newadvent.org/cathen/05789b.htm

Home Encyclopedia Summa Fathers ... F > Faroe Islands A B C D ... CICDC - Home of the Catholic Lifetime Reading Plan Faroe Islands Geography and Statistics Grind ) amounts to a thousand. Reptiles and frogs are unknown, and there are but few insects. The 16,000 inhabitants of the Faroe Islands are all Lutherans Political and Religious History Christianity ; as early as 1076 they had a bishop of their own. The bishops of the Faroe islands were usually chosen from the canons of Bergen, and were originally suffragans of Hamburg-Bremen, later of Lund (1104), finally (since 1152) of the Primate of Norway in Trondjem. There were in all twenty-three Catholic bishops, from Gunmund to Amund Olafson. The latter was forced to yield to the Lutheran superintendent Jens Riber, who also took over the episcopal title. Later on only "provosts" were elected. The Catholic clergy remained steadfast in their faith, but were unable to resist the advance of Protestantism Protestant worship. It contains sculpture belonging to Pre-Reformation times. PIUS WITTMAN Transcribed by Joseph P. Thomas

58. All About Faroe Islands - RecipeLand.com Reference Library The early history of the faroe islands is not clear. It appears that about thebeginning of the 9th century Gr?r Kamban, a Norwegian emigrant who had left http://www.recipeland.com/encyclopaedia/index.php/Faroe_Islands

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59. Lonely Planet's Guide To Faroe Islands faroe islands. history. St Brendan and his monks sailed past a couple of islandsin the 6th century that they named the Island of Sheep and the Paradise of http://webcenter.travel.aol.com/travel/lonely_planet/europe/faroe_islands/histor

You are here: Home Web Centers > Travel From Lonely Planet Lonely Planet guide to Faroe Islands and the world Order Now Get a Free Lonely Planet Travel Journal with a purchase over UK£25/ US$40/ A$65 of products in the LP Shop. Faroe Islands History St Brendan and his monks sailed past a couple of islands in the 6th century that they named the Island of Sheep and the Paradise of Birds, and modern day historians have speculated that both islands were in the Faroes. The Paradise of Birds may well have been Mykines, the Faroes' westernmost island, which has an unusually dense bird population. The first human settlers were Irish monks, who did not arrive till late in the 6th century. They were no doubt seeking pagans whose souls they could save, or places where they could live in peaceful devotion. Little information remains about their stay, but it's likely that the herds of sheep that the Norse found there in the 9th century originated from hardy stock the Irish brought with them. Like those who settled Iceland, the first Norse to arrive in the Faroes were simple farmers and pastoralists looking for a peaceful place free of the ravages of pirates and tyrants on the mainland. According to the F¦ringa Saga , written in Iceland during the 13th century, the Faroes converted to Christianity around 1000 and became a constitutional part of the Kingdom of Norway in 1035. Norway was formally joined to the Kingdom of Denmark in 1380, and the Faroes adopted a Danish system of law and justice. From very early on, the government of the Faroes lay in the

60. Hoppa - Science In Faroe Islands Tórshavn, Natural history, Museums The faroese Museum of Natural history faroe islands, Geology Relevant technologies for imaging within basaltcovered http://hoppa.com/eu/nor/fo/Science/

Science in Faroe Islands Logged in as Logout Mail Add Link ... Add Link Location Category Links 28 links The North Atlantic Marine Mammal Commission The North Atlantic Marine Mammal Commission Landsverk Landsverk ... Fiskivinnugransking The Continental Shelf Project The Continental Shelf Project DataQuality DataQuality Aquaculture Research Station of the Faroes Aquaculture Research Station of the Faroes ... Sirri See also: Science in the Nordic Countries Everything in Faroe Islands Everything Science Agriculture Economy Geography History ... Research See also: Everything Education Universities Health Medicine the World Western Europe Nordic Countries Faroe Islands Roberto Bourgonjen Created on 21 Sep 2005 12:25 GMT

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