Vikings

Erik the Red was a Norse explorer and founder of the first Norse settlements in Greenland. He had a daughter named Freydis, a son named Leif Erikson who is believed to have discovered North America, and another son named Thorvald.

Lief Erikson

The population of the Vikings is estimated to have been around 8-10 million people. However, it is important to note that the Viking population was spread across various regions and territories, including Scandinavia, Iceland, Greenland, and parts of the British Isles, so the population was not concentrated in a single area.

It is believed that the Viking Berserkers used a type of hallucinogenic mushroom to get them into a frenzy for battle. Amphetamines would be better for this but don't think they existed back then..

Bread from heaven is called manna. According to the Bible, manna was a miraculous food that God provided to the Israelites during their journey in the desert. It sustained them and gave them nourishment during their time in the wilderness.

Norsemen were 'northern' men. Vikings and the like from Scandinavian countries.

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She's based on a character who appears in one panel of the original comic book version called "Asterix and the Normans". Abba appears only in the film.

There were a few factors that made Greenland attractive to the Vikings. Firstly, it offered new land for settlement and potentially abundant resources. Secondly, it provided opportunities for trade with other regions, such as Europe. Finally, the Vikings believed that Greenland offered a strategic location for further exploring and expanding their influence in the North Atlantic region.

Yes, Vikings did have maps, although they were different from the detailed and accurate maps we have today. Viking maps were known as "sailing directions" or "itineraries" and were mostly verbal or rudimentary drawings. These maps helped the Vikings navigate the seas and find their way during their voyages.

the vikings lived throw out europ in the 1700 bc, but also at around this time they where fighting big campains in irland and Britain and it wasn't till wessex king alfrid that the british started to fight back. aloth that was just a small part of the viking people really others went deep inland to russia and others formed the contry today knowed as iceland it was the first viking who landed on that isolated land that named it iceland and from there another viking seen the peakes of what todays is knowed as Greenland and it was this viking that named it Greenland once he got there, other vikings made there way into America and lived there some say for 3 winters till the netive Americans one the on going fights beetween them. some say they lived there for many years.

I think it is potatoes

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The vikings didn't have potatoes.

They fermented fruit, berries, grain and honey.

They knew of beer, wine and mead.

Some seemed to be. "Berserkers" were Norse warriors who wore wolf or bearskin coats and were commonly understood to have fought in an uncontrollable rage or a trance of fury, although this may have been a brilliant offensive tactic, since it would cause great fear in the people they were attacking.

From Norway, Sweden and Denmark in Europe.

The Vikings left Denmark to raid and trade in new lands primarily due to factors such as overpopulation, a desire for wealth and resources, and a sense of adventure. Additionally, the Vikings were skilled seafarers and their longships allowed them to travel long distances and explore new territories. They sought to acquire valuable goods through raiding and establish trade networks to further enrich themselves and their communities.

Yes, the Vikings were of Scandinavian ancestry. They were a seafaring people who originated from the regions of modern-day Norway, Sweden, and Denmark. They were known for their exploration, trade, and raiding activities during the Viking Age, which lasted from the late 8th century to the early 11th century.

The Vikings won the most recent faceoff between these two teams.

From the term "a viking", which means to go raiding.

No, the Minnesota Vikings did not make it to the Super Bowl in 1998. The last time the Vikings made it to the championship game was in the 1976 season, Super Bowl XI. The Vikings lost to the Oakland Raiders 32-14.

The roof collapsed because it was a blizzard that made the roof collapse.

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Having a shallow draught, Viking longboats allowed for sailing or rowing up shallow rivers.

whatever you want it to be:( The largest Viking longboats for which any archeological records exist is about 98 feet. The problems involved with combining shallow draught and length using wooden timbers becomes an engineering nightmare. Replica vessels using modern material and tools routinely break apart in moderate seas. (See the Ormen Friske). Most longboats are of the Snekke class using 12 pair of oarsmen, a length of 56 feet and a draught of only 18 inches.

Scandinavia: what is today Norway, Denmark, and Sweden.

it looked like a small village with lots of houses and people