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Transporting goods before trains and trucks was a very difficult task. You could only move things that a horse, team of horses, oxen, etc could move. Boats were a completely different story, you could fill a boat full of stuff, and a team of people could move it to any other place on the water. So living on the coasts meant that you were able to do more trade, which is what also made England so powerful.
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How far did the vikings travel for raids?
all the european coasts, and the black sea
How long ago did vikings invade and settle?
How long ago did vikings live
When did the Vikings live in Scandinavia?
Currently.
When did the Vikings live to?
1050 to 1066
How did the vikings live their lives the way they did?
where did they live
How far did the vikings travel for raids?
all the european coasts, and the black sea
How many vikings can live in a viking longhouse?
about 60 vikings
When did the viking come about?
The vikings conquered England Scotland and Ireland. during the mid-800s the vikings burned and looted towns on the coasts of France Spain and Italy. BUt this was not when the vikings came about. They started off in Scandinavia and sailed across the world for a unknown reason
What did the vikings live in?
the vikings lived in houses made of stone and stick
Did vikings live in Bulgaria?
no
What animals live in viking?
piges live in vikings
How long ago did vikings invade and settle?
How long ago did vikings live
Do dolpins live in Mexico?
Yes. Many species of dolphins live in Mexico's coasts.
What is a bicoastal?
A bicoastal is a person who lives near two coasts, especially those who live on the Atlantic and Pacific coasts of North America.
Why do most Australians live along the coasts of the mainland?
South
What did Vikings live in?
Long houses.
When did the Vikings live in Scandinavia?
Currently.
