Vikings

Viking jewelry was important for several reasons, serving as a symbol of status and wealth within their society. It often showcased intricate craftsmanship and artistic expression, reflecting personal identity and cultural values. Additionally, jewelry had practical purposes, such as being used as brooches to fasten clothing, while also functioning as a form of currency in trade. Overall, Viking jewelry represented both individual and communal significance, intertwining artistry with social status.

they caused people to rape thier own children.

In Viking times, carrots were primarily purple or yellow rather than the orange variety we commonly see today. The orange carrot was developed later in the 17th century in the Netherlands. The earlier colors were cultivated because they were naturally occurring and suited to the growing conditions of the time, with purple carrots often having a sweeter taste and higher antioxidant levels.

I don't believe that has been conclusively proven, but DO think it is entirely possible based on all their known exploits.

Erik the Viking was created on 1989-09-22.

The got the bubonic plague like nearly 40% of Europe did.

When going "Viking" the warriors expected the Chief to distribute the loot more or less equally between them all, there would often be fights between the men because it could be hard to put a value on things not purely made out of gold or silver.

But was there no plundering or loot, there was no pay.

didn't lead people good enough.

In the Norse Mythos Valhalla was reserved for those who died with glorious valor. Which for a Viking meant that they were expected to die valliantly in death, if they did they believed that the Valkyries would take them to Valhalla.

In modern Swedish, "Karl" means "Man".

"En riktig karl!"

"A real man!"

The Karls were not nobility (Jarl) nor slaves (Träl). But free men.

Such as farmers and warriors.

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Leif Ericson, but the expedition did not supposedly reach North America, it actually did. He is credited with founding L'Anse aux Meadows in Newfoundland (in Canada) established around the year 1000

Erik the Red and Thjodhild.

The Vikings did not have a continuous rule over Britain but instead conducted raids and established settlements over several centuries, particularly from the late 8th century to the 11th century. Notable events include the establishment of the Danelaw in the late 9th century, where Danish law and customs were prominent in parts of England. The Viking influence began to wane after the Norman Conquest in 1066. Overall, their significant presence lasted roughly 200 years.

No, even if Venice saved the Byzantines from the Vikings,Venetian ships and merchants soon controlled most of the empire's trade. That meant a great loss of income for the Byzantines.

It was called Monkchester.

No

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Victory (the word is siegr) just means winning. Valhalla means "dead hall." Though often used as a synonym for warriors' heaven, it seems like a kind of boring place with only two activities: hacking (and being hacked) with swords and eating pork. Conceptually, Valhalla is not so much a reward as it is a boot camp, preparing Odin's warriors for the final (losing) battle with Sutr and the jotuns.

Because they are ass1holes

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Booty and slaves.

The long ships were necessary for viking conquest. Long ships were built sturdy enough to surive the many storms of Scandinavia and Northern Europe. They were also designed so they could easily beach or sail on rivers, providing a quick attack.

They are ferocious and tough. They are very secure for their things and they are very greedy. They can raid other places and like to steal stuff