The actual truth as discovered from authentic archaeological findings throughout the Scandinavian regions over the past century is that the Vikings were on average 5ft. and 7ins.
There is a popular misconception that the Scandinavian Vikings were very tall people reaching well over 6ft. and far beyond. Actual Viking skeletons found at burial sites and known historic battlegrounds have revealed to be rarely 6ft. tall and even rarer still did they reach beyond that height.
The ancient vikings, according to actual archaeological findings throughout Scandinavia, were concluded to be on average 5ft. 7in. tall. This is based off of actual skeletons uncovered from burial sites throughout those areas, over the past century. This was the AVERAGE and COMMON viking height in those times, although some of them, particularly the wealthy who could afford better diets and lifestyles, reached around 6ft in height. The modern belief that ALL vikings were originally at least 6ft and much taller therefore is a modern misconception.
about 4 to 5 inches taller than most other European men at that time (5.8 to 5.11 inches tall)
No, they were just like you or me, they varied just like today.
5'5
a viking farm is a big feild with vegetables
the event that started the Viking age was a big raid from the Netherlands
The usual length of a Viking ship is three hundred feet. A typical Viking ship can be boarded by about 500 to 600 men along with supplies and cargo as well as equipment.
broaches worn by both the viking woman and men, medallions, and some times the richer would wear braclets and neclaces
mustaches and beards
a viking farm is a big feild with vegetables
The Men Who Would Be Viking - 2003 was released on: USA: May 2003
The cast of The Men Who Would Be Viking - 2003 includes: Dean Plager
Took care of their farms/homes, kids, livestock and property.
no the men was in charge only
viking men would show of their boats by sailing out to sea when they weren't fighting. this would impress other tribes and maybe even the women!
the event that started the Viking age was a big raid from the Netherlands
about 99% of the population
The usual length of a Viking ship is three hundred feet. A typical Viking ship can be boarded by about 500 to 600 men along with supplies and cargo as well as equipment.
Viking ships were long wooden ships that held 10-20 men and were moved by oars or sails. They were not equiped for battle and were used to carry men to raid or to battle on land.
broaches worn by both the viking woman and men, medallions, and some times the richer would wear braclets and neclaces
Hagar the Horrible .