Viking History

@ArticleMaker · 3 years ago

Dublin Grocery Store Glimpse Viking History Beneath Their Feet

Another Lidl flaunts plexiglass windows that uncover archeological marvels, including an eleventh century house and eighteenth century flight of stairs A picture of a splendidly lit new Lidl store; a...

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@UnifiedCraft · 3 years ago

Vikings : The Most Brutual Explorers

The Vikings were a horde of brutal conquerors and explorers known to raid villages and ride elaborately decorated boats. Although they were known to have invaded our homes through television, taking o...

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@diegoarreaza · 2 years ago

The Vikings' History

INTRODUCTION: The Vikings originated in Scandinavia (Denmark, Norway, and Sweden), although they were a small collection of people from several locations rather than a race. Their records demonstrat...

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@MK_Husain · 3 years ago

Best ever Beautiful place

Iceland, a Nordic island nation, is defined by its dramatic landscape with volcanoes, geysers, hot springs and lava fields. Massive glaciers are protected in Vatnajökull and Snæfellsjökull national p...

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@exile · 2 years ago

The History Of Vikings

INTRODUCTION: The Viking originated from Scandinavia (Denmark Norway and Sweden) they were instead small group from various regions and not a race. Historically they weren't limited to Scandinavia,...

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@Scarlett · 3 years ago

Into The Viking Liar: Top 10 Things You Didn't Know About Vikings

If you're looking into things you want to know or didn't know about Vikings, the Viking Lair can provide you with facts you should know but didn't know about them. Vikings, googling that's going to...

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@ilias1996 · 3 years ago

Today I will discuss some of the greatest warriors in the history of human civilization.

As the saying goes, 'first a ten-year-old, then his meritorious'. This is especially true of warriors. Those warriors who looked terrible and who looked very strong, in most cases they won the war....

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@mizuo · 1 year ago

Church of Saint Olaf (St. Olof Church), Sigtuna, Sweden

Church of Saint Olaf (St. Olof Church)The ruins of the Church of Saint Olaf are relatively well preserved. The church has been linked to the cult of the Norwegian saint King Olaf II of Norway, wh...

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@apela · 3 years ago

Ragnar Lodbrok

You’ve probably watched the TV series Vikings too. I enjoyed all the parts. Although my favorite were the first parts in which RAGNAR LODBROK was still young. According to numerous historical record...

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@deki · 3 years ago

Who were the Vikings? ( 5 facts )

Most people imagine the Vikings as extremely muscular warriors with horns who have horns, as brutal savages who only plundered and fought, as a dirty horde that came from the north and ravaged everyth...

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@Tazmira20 · 3 years ago

The wonder land of the nocturnal sun

There is a country in the world where the sun can be seen even in the middle of the night. Not only that, many times the sun does not appear there day after day. Norway is the land of these strang...

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@Shetland · 2 years ago

Shetland: Unst, Yell, Fetlar

UNST The most northerly inhabited island in Britain, Unst, is fascinating for both its natural and its human history. Unst has two of Shetland’s National Nature Reserves: Hermaness is a major Europe...

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@beyourself · 2 years ago

Unbelievable Female Viking Warriors

Lagertha From Lagertha (also known as Ladgerda) only IX of Saxo Grammaticus' 'Gesta Danorum' (History of the Danes). It is mentioned in the section. Legendary hero Ragnar Lothbrok comes to Norway to...

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@Mhc · 1 year ago

River cruise experience with friends

A spring river cruise in the Netherlands is a terrific cruise experience to see tulips and other bulb flowers. We set sail on Viking River Cruises' Viking Europe roundtrip from Amsterdam, enjoying th...

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@TravelNomad · 3 years ago

How To Spend 48 Hours In Oslo

Most spending explorers skip Norway since it's a costly nation to visit. The capital, Oslo, is reliably positioned as one of the most costly urban areas on the planet attributable to its high assessme...

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@BCHBOX · 3 years ago

TOP 10 Most Beautiful Castles in France

France has on its territory many castles, fortresses and manors. Here are the 10 most beautiful . 1. Le château de Versailles - Location Ile de France region / Department of Yvelines / City of V...

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@Shounenbat · 1 year ago

Who Was Gudrid Thorbjarnardóttir?

There’s hardly an Icelander who doesn’t know her name: Gudrid Thorbjarnardóttir, the Viking woman who allegedly sailed with her husband to Viland, or Canada as it’s known now. According to the storie...

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@Fatima10 · 3 years ago

Interesting France Facts From The Land Of Wine, Cheese, And Fascinating Tidbits

Few countries have a history or a culture as rich as France. Over the centuries, the nation has seen more than its fair share of brutal violence and tumult, from Viking invasions in the Middle Ages to...

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@nucleu · 2 years ago

Best 10 new movies to see this year ,see when they appear

The last two years have been difficult for American cinema because of the coronavirus pandemic. But global vaccination and pandemic measures appear to be bearing fruit. Many spectacular and long-awai...

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@Scarlett · 3 years ago

Viking Superstitions

Here are some old viking superstitions you might be interested in. In their quest for riches and conflict, the Vikings came out from Norway, Iceland, Denmark, and Sweden. Their society was a company...

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@Alamprince · 2 years ago

Ancient Savage Warriors.

The ancient era of man was accustomed to the blood of the madness. He is the fighting of ancient Greece's roses in the rotation, and the kitchen of this era of the era of the dead man did not eat a...

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@Aasii · 2 years ago

Today was a hectic day. When I came back from my lab work, I was so tired but I couldn't sleep well. I had an irrational pensive in my canny mind. Meanwhile, the unexpected way I picked my laptop, I...

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@Kristofferquincy · 2 years ago

5 amazing facts that are false

17th of March 2022 Lead Image Get ready to make some discoveries and debunk some age-old myths because today we're taking a look at true facts you thought you knew. 5. Bulls hate the colour red B...

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@Istiak · 3 years ago

Unlucky Thirteen

In 1910 a disease called hystericophodia was discovered. This disease means the panic of the thirteenth. The reason for this panic is that the number 13 is called the Devil or Evil number. At first,...

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@Shetland · 2 years ago

Shetland: History, Heritage, Museums

HISTORY Shetland’s long and colourful history dates back to Neolithic times, when the first settlers reached the islands in fragile skin boats over 6,000 years ago. Archaeological remains pepper th...

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@Jento · 2 years ago

Capturing, in the passage of time.

OMG, I am doing history now? Wow, like it feels like I lived thru the years gone by and fancy the thought of doing 30-minute narrative like the ones on National Geographic, - have been a fan for years...

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@Rioelder · 3 years ago

Did you know who Blackbeard was?

What do you understand the word pirate? Are pirates righteous or pickers?. Find out here. A pirate is someone who commits piracy, someone who tries to capture ships at sea or robs the people on them....

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@Mictorrani · 2 years ago

Bluetooth Technology, a 10th Century King & a Female Warrior

The colour blue, a contemporary technology, the trouble of an 8th century king, and a female war leader... what do they have in common? Well, the common denominator of these seemingly disparate topics...

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@joman98 · 2 years ago

Why You Should Visit Egypt In 2022

With new and improved hotels and long-awaited cultural sites finally making their grand debuts, 2022 is a big year for Egypt. Giza pyramids Getty Historic New Openings: Grand Egyptian Museum: Whil...

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@Muhammadumairkhan · 3 years ago

Misconceptions that we all get from schools

Although schools are the places where we all begins our journey of learning something else and build our basic concepts. It is the base of our learning system. The students are not enough mature to un...

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