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I believe Iceland and the Faroe Islands
Because he had been banished from Iceland for killing some people.
The Vikings never got kicked out of Iceland.
How did the vikings eventually establish vinland?
Vikings established settlements in iceland and greenland around the 800-900s :d....<3
Iceland, Greenland.
The first Europeans to settle in Canada were probably the Vikings, or Norse. They arrived around a.d 1000. Norse settlement of North America either failed or was abounded.
Vikings settled in Iceland around the late 9th century primarily due to its uninhabited land, which offered opportunities for farming and grazing. The island's isolation provided a fresh start for those seeking to escape political turmoil and conflicts in Scandinavia. Additionally, Iceland's abundant natural resources, such as fish and geothermal energy, made it an attractive location for settlement and sustainable living.
Iceland was known before the Vikings settled there. It just wasn't, we believe, settled on by anybody before the Vikings, because it was thought that the island was too mountainous to support population.Roman coins and wares have been found on Iceland, prompting ideas that the Romans may have settled there first. However there is no archaeological evidence of a Roman settlement on Iceland, therefore it is generally believed the Roman coins and other bits were taken to Iceland by the Vikings, since Roman coins were still in European circulation at the time of the Vikings.A Gaelic Monastery run by Scottish monks was built on Iceland, however, before the Vikings settled there, furthering proof that the British Isles were aware of a larger land mass just above them. There was also an outpost built in a region now called Hafnir, which is believed to have been a British outpost before it was abandoned about 100 years before the Vikings settled there.The Vikings first settled in Iceland in 874, when a collection of Norsemen sailed northwards to look for more lands, as they needed more to support their growing populations. An era called "Icelandic Age of Settlement".
800-840
Iceland.
Iceland, Greenland, Vinland.