A Dragons head to scare away other viking ships
It ment whealt and luck to the vikings soo thats the answer
It was called a figurehead, and was not always a woman. It could be a man, or a representation of Neptune or other mythological figure, or a horse, lion or dragon, ie something that suited the name of the ship. For example, HMS Centurion might have the figure of a Roman soldier.The figurehead is the carved wooden statue, usually of a woman, sometimes a mermaid, often bare-breasted.The Figurehead - A carved figure perched on the front or bow of sailing vessels that helped establish a ship's identity.The general term is 'figure-head'. The names of particular figure-heads depends on the name of the ship.
They used the longships for battles. The longship was the strongest weapon the Vikings had. The Viking long ships had no front or back, so it was easy to manoeuvre
carved into a viking ship was a dragon because they believed it would scare people and the evil spirits of the sea
That is called a Figurehead.Cheers!
They were called pirates because they (the Vikings) attacked other nations. They were called dragon ships because each ship had a carved wooden dragon head on the front of it's ship.
This is called a figurehead.
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A Dragons head to scare away other viking ships
The man who carved the statue of a woman that the gods brought to life was supposedly Pygmalion, King of Cyprus.
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A bow is a front of a ship
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