Does eighth century equal to 800-899 or 801-899?
We are currently in the 21st century, thus the 8th century was 701-799. (Although some would dispute the first year as you imply, it is common to take the year xx1 rather than xx0.)
What changes came about in the world as a result of Leif Ericson's explorations?
He discovered North America during the time of autumn. To celebrate it, everyone said that autumn is the time when the "Leif falls," which was later changed to "leaf." This short phrase helps remind us of our northern European heritage!
Who was the qb for the vikings before daunte?
Culpepper took over as starter in the 2000 season. In the 1999 season, Jeff George started 10 games and Randall Cunningham started 6 games.
When did the vikings arrive in Oklahoma?
"It is believed that ...Norse explorers crossed the Atlantic, rounded the tip of Florida into the Gulf of Mexico, found the Mississippi River, and sailed into its tributaries, the Arkansas and Poteau Rivers, around 750 A.D. This date is indicated by the grammar used on the Poteau Runestone."
What is the meaning of the Valknut?
The meaning of the valknut is disputed but the determined meaning is that it symbolizes loyalty in odin and a warriors death who is sent to valhalla so it symbolizes three things
1. loyalty to odin
2. a warriors death
3. valhalla
According to Alfred Becker, the Franks Casket is a good example for all this: It shows a a warriors
death and his entry into valhalla, fighting there, loyal to Odin. For detail view Franks-Casket.de
How might berserkers have added to the vikings barbarous image?
Berserkers, the fierce warrior class of the Vikings, contributed significantly to their barbarous image through their frenzied combat style and ritualistic behavior. Often described as entering a trance-like rage, they would fight with intense ferocity, seemingly impervious to pain, which instilled fear in their enemies. Their use of animal skins, particularly bears, and their association with wild, uncontrollable behavior reinforced the perception of Vikings as savage and brutal warriors. This portrayal was further amplified by contemporary chroniclers who depicted them as embodiments of chaos and violence in battle.
Why were berserkers so frightening?
They were frightening because they looked like wild animals and let out terrifying screams.
What were vikings boats made out of?
Viking boats (longships) were constructed from wood, with metal fixings (nails, braces, etc).
Who was alive before the vikings?
The Ancient Civilisations people
Ancient Greeks, Ancient Romans, Ancient Egyptians and Ancient Chinese
Hope this helps
How can you find the meaning of a symbol if you dont know the where it originated from?
by getting acquainted with language of mind. Check this web site- SOM.ORG Or you could ask here in the sub-category Signs, Symbols & Omens
What city did the vikings try to conquer but failed?
in 1066 harald hardrada who was a viking fought in the battle of stamford bridge with Harold godwinston....... i don't know where stamford bridge is tho!X>:)>