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The article deals with the settlement at the end of the 9th century of an uninhabited island in the north of the Atlantic Ocean that got the name of Ísland — «Iceland». Basing on the material of two unique works of Old Norse-Icelandic literature — Íslendingabók by Ari Þorgilsson and Landnámabók — the author studies the process of landnám “taking land” from two points of view only: that of spatial ideas of immigrants from Norway, and that of their sacral beliefs. Both these aspects of the complex process of landnám reflect the connection, typical for the Icelandic mentality, between their old and new homelands — namely, the transfer of their «old» spatial and religious ideas to a new, yet emerging, habitat. Ключевые слова /

FROM NORWAY TO ÍSLAND: THE SETTLEMENT OF ICELAND IN THE LATE NINTH CENTURY