The Vikings were never discovered. The Viking age started on June 8, 793 CE when Norsemen destroyed the abbey on Lindisfarne in England. Bear in mind, that not every Norsemen during the Viking age was a Viking. A Viking was a trader/raider. They would set sail with trade goods, and go to various trading outposts. Should they come across an easy target, a small village or some sort, they would raid it of anything valuable (weapons, gold, pottery, furs, etc). They would then trade those goods for something more valuable (to them). For example, it was common for Norwegians to go aviking to Iceland with lumber (since the Icelanders had eradicated the forests when they first landed), and trade it for seal pelts, whale fat, and walrus ivory.
Newfoundland and Labrador
Because the vikings didn't settle in America.
Every scholar studying the discovery of America now is convinced that it was the Vikings. The remnants of the huts that they built were discovered and dated to well before Columbus.
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No, The Vikings Are Said To Have Discovered Greenland A Long, Long Time Ago!
Greenland.
It might of got discovered by the vikings ,maybe.
the Vikings
Greendland is a country that starts with G and as founded by vikings
Iceland.
Iceland
Vikings
Yes.
they discovered America and Canada and Norway
Newfoundland and Labrador
The Vikings.
Because the vikings didn't settle in America.