Talk:History of Scandinavia

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Nordic Bronze Age

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I'd rewrite this sentence if I could figure out what the heck it's trying to say exactly. This needs someone's attention:

A thousand years later, the numerous East Germanic tribes that claimed Scandinavian origins (Burgundians, Goths and Heruls), as did the Lombards, rendered Scandinavia (Scandza) the name "womb of nations" in Jordanes' Getica.