I saw a documentary as a child in Tanzania East Africa in the late '50s - as part of Pre Movie Trailer - where they showed the Vikings travelling on a Viking ship and were served meat and potatoes - the knives they used to cut the meat were sharp and very pointed -alomst dagger like . The meat they were served was very hard
and the ships crew members got into an argument with the chef and one of crew members threw the knife at him with the pointed end alomost killing him. The Captian and the Chef then 'rounded off' all the knives and thus was born the knife we use now - although we have become more civilzed and are able to eat the hardest of all the meats with the steak knives and do not complian!
Whether information on that documentary ws true or not , but it tickled my fancy and have been telling this story to all ever since
Nasir J (Toronto Canada)
No they did not have or use cannons
Paperclips weren't around when the Vikings were around. They are a modern invention.
Yes they did
it insulates very well - it was cold for the vikings.
Some words you might use learning about Vikings are:VikingrunesOdinThorFreyalongboatDanelawAsgardScandinaviaVahallahttps://myvocabulary.com/word-list/vikings-vocabulary/
The Minnesota Vikings uniforms do not display the two white horns version of the logo at present. Instead they display the word 'Vikings' which is usually in the front middle of the jerseys.
Wood cuttlery boxes look a lot nicer than plastic ones. However, there is no major difference between the two.
the vikings used longships :)
No they did not have or use cannons
Maybe a Queen Cuttlery knife
Paperclips weren't around when the Vikings were around. They are a modern invention.
Longships.
Yes they did
The LOLz
the vikings had many entertainments the most popular were the instroments played at the feasts
it insulates very well - it was cold for the vikings.
Some words you might use learning about Vikings are:VikingrunesOdinThorFreyalongboatDanelawAsgardScandinaviaVahallahttps://myvocabulary.com/word-list/vikings-vocabulary/