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Who was Leif Erikson during the middle ages?
the viking who discovered America
Abandoned Ancient viking village in north America?
Yes, Archaeologists have discovered the ruins of Vinland in northern Newfoundland.
What was the voyage of Eric the red?
To America--------------No, Erik the Red founded a viking colony in Greenland. It was Leif Eriksson (son of Erik the Red) who discovered America.
What was the name of the vikings settlement?
A Norse settlement.
What was the name of the Viking who discovered Swansea?
me
What was the first name of the viking that discovered north America?
Leif Eriksson.
Who was Leif Erikson during the middle ages?
the viking who discovered America
Who was the viking explorer to name and discover Greenland?
the first viking explorer who discovered America was Leaf Erickson.
What was the name of the Viking explorer who was said to first have discovered America?
Vasco Da Gama
Abandoned Ancient viking village in north America?
Yes, Archaeologists have discovered the ruins of Vinland in northern Newfoundland.
What was the voyage of Eric the red?
To America--------------No, Erik the Red founded a viking colony in Greenland. It was Leif Eriksson (son of Erik the Red) who discovered America.
What was the name of the vikings settlement?
A Norse settlement.
What made Leif Eriksson famous?
he was a viking who discovered America before Christopher Columbus and named the island New Netherlands
What viking may have sailed to Greenland as early as ad 1000?
Erik the red. his son leif erikson discovered America
How did christopher Columbus come to discover the Americas?
He didn't discover America. Leif Erikson, a viking, discovered America. He said there 500 years before columbus.
Who was the first person in the world to discover America?
People say that Christopher Columbus first discovered America. But actually, a Viking called Leif Erickson really did discover America first.
How was L'Anse aux Meadows discovered?
L'Anse aux Meadows was discovered in 1960 by Helge and Anne Stine Ingstad. They were Norwegian explorers who were searching for evidence of Viking presence in North America. The site was excavated and confirmed as a Norse settlement from around the year 1000, making it the only known Viking site in North America.
