<transcript><audio_58>rift so the very symbol of Icelandic unity and parliamentary democracy it's the oldest modern Parliament in Europe is on a rift it's pulling itself apart so this idea of separateness and</transcript><transcript><audio_59>togetherness is really at the core of Islamic identity and at the core of my story as well my story about going back is touching on those very things the last thing I want to sort of raised as an introductory idea is the idea of the</transcript><transcript><audio_60>Icelandic sagas the the Norsemen it came to Iceland were literate to begin with there was a strong oral tradition of stories Viking stories and eventually these came to be written down and in the 12 and 13 hundreds Iceland for reasons</transcript><transcript><audio_61>we don't really understand became one of the most literate communities in the world and it was the Icelanders who recorded the the histories of the kings of Norway Denmark and Sweden most famous of these was a guy called Schneider easterlies on and he wrote Haines</transcript> rift so the very symbol of Icelandic unity and parliamentary democracy it's the oldest modern Parliament in Europe is on a rift it's pulling itself apart so this idea of separateness and togetherness is really at the core of Islamic identity and at the core of my story as well my story about going back is touching on those very things the last thing I want to sort of raised as an introductory idea is the idea of the Icelandic sagas the the Norsemen it came to Iceland were literate to begin with there was a strong oral tradition of stories Viking stories and eventually these came to be written down and in the 12 and 13 hundreds Iceland for reasons we don't really understand became one of the most literate communities in the world and it was the Icelanders who recorded the the histories of the kings of Norway Denmark and Sweden most famous of these was a guy called Schneider easterlies on and he wrote Haines
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