Norðurmyrin is a meat cutting- and serving board. It draws its name from a neighbourhood in the old east of Reykjavik. Its streetnames are named after renowned characters in the old icelandic sagas: Landnama, Laxdaela and Njala. These are examples of the streetnames: Audargata, Gudrunargata, Gunnarsbraut and Skarphedinsgata. When meat is cut on the board the bloodjuices rush down the streets. It refers to the conflicts that arose in the societies of the second and third generations of Icelandic settlers. Collaboration project.