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Vikings were fierce warriors known for terrorizing Europe from the late 700s to the 11th century. They believed their swords had magical properties and would decorate them with runes and gold. Vikings used shields, axes, and spears in battle in addition to their swords. They would launch raids on territories in fleets of hundreds of ships carrying about 30 warriors each and aimed to overpower small, isolated targets using their versatile, craft warships.
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Vikings were the people of the Norse culture during the Viking Age from 793 to 1066 AD. They were known for raiding monasteries, including the famous abbey at Lindisfarne in 793 AD. Vikings built various types of ships for warfare, exploration, and trade, demonstrating their skilled shipbuilding. Shield maidens were women who fought as warriors, as mentioned in Norse sagas. Stoick the Vast is a Viking chief from the movie How to Train Your Dragon.
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Knights during the Middle Ages belonged to orders and wore full suits of armor including helmets, breastplates, and other metal pieces to protect themselves as they fought to keep peace or serve their country. They practiced jousting both as a sport and to sharpen combat skills, aiming to knock opponents from their horses or break lances. Many knights were involved in the War of the Roses between the houses of Lancaster and York, symbolized by white and red roses respectively. Those seeking to become knights began as pages in stables and later squires assisting knights before potentially attending knight school, an opportunity usually only available to the wealthy.
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This document provides information about Vikings and discusses several common myths and facts regarding aspects of Viking culture. It begins with asking the reader what they already know about Vikings and having them guess whether several statements about Vikings are facts or fiction. It then explains the answers, discussing that Vikings bathed regularly, did not typically wear horned helmets, lived on farms not in towns, did travel to North America, were not unusually bloodthirsty, and created sophisticated weapons. The document also notes Vikings built fast longships for raiding and trade. It concludes by discussing the Viking alphabet of runes and providing a link to convert a name to its Viking runic equivalent.
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Medieval warfare relied heavily on melee weapons like swords, hammers, and daggers. Swords were the most prestigious weapon and came in single-handed and two-handed varieties. Archers used bows like the longbow to attack from a distance. Infantry fought on foot in tight formations while knights battled as heavy cavalry. Siege weapons such as trebuchets and battering rams were used to assault castles. The advent of gunpowder began to change traditional medieval warfare and weapons. Famous medieval battles included Hastings, Sluys, and Agincourt.
Viking longships
The document provides information about Viking longships, including:
- Their design allowed them to be strong, lightweight vessels that could sail quickly and also be rowed up rivers and beaches for attacks.
- They were clinker built with overlapping wooden planks caulked with tar and animal fat to make them waterproof. Large sails and rows of oars provided propulsion.
- Longships ranged in size but some had up to 70 oars and were expensive to build, indicating they were only used by wealthy Vikings like kings.
- Distinguishing features included a dragon or animal headed prow and stern, hanging shields, and the ability to sail into shallow waters.
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Medieval castles and warfare
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Medieval warfare relied heavily on melee weapons like swords, hammers, and daggers. Swords were the most prestigious weapon and came in single-handed and two-handed varieties. Archers used bows like the longbow to attack from a distance. Infantry fought on foot in tight formations while knights battled as heavy cavalry. Siege weapons such as trebuchets and battering rams were used to assault castles. The advent of gunpowder began to change traditional medieval warfare and weapons. Famous medieval battles included Hastings, Sluys, and Agincourt.
Viking longships
The document provides information about Viking longships, including:
- Their design allowed them to be strong, lightweight vessels that could sail quickly and also be rowed up rivers and beaches for attacks.
- They were clinker built with overlapping wooden planks caulked with tar and animal fat to make them waterproof. Large sails and rows of oars provided propulsion.
- Longships ranged in size but some had up to 70 oars and were expensive to build, indicating they were only used by wealthy Vikings like kings.
- Distinguishing features included a dragon or animal headed prow and stern, hanging shields, and the ability to sail into shallow waters.
Vikings
The Vikings were seafaring Norse people who originated in Scandinavia and lived from the 8th to 11th centuries. They were skilled sailors and warriors who raided, stole riches, and traded throughout Europe and Iceland. Viking society consisted of nobles, freemen, and slaves, and they lived in large wooden longhouses. They used advanced ships for battle and raids, and farmed, though harsh conditions made farming difficult. Their weapons included spears, swords, axes, and bows, and their religion centered around gods of war, fertility, and wisdom.
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Thorkel was a Viking from Scandinavia who sailed in longships to explore other lands. The Vikings built strong, lightweight longships that were well-suited for sailing and combat. The longships had carved dragon or animal heads on the prow and stern to intimidate enemies, and were rowed and could be beached easily for battle. The keel and clinker-built hull design made the ships fast and stable in the ocean.
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The Vikings were seafaring raiders and traders from Scandinavia (Norway, Denmark, Sweden) who lived from around 750-1066 AD. They traveled by sea in longships, raiding, trading and exploring across Europe, settling in places like Iceland, Greenland, and parts of North America. The Vikings raided monasteries and towns for treasures and resources due to factors like overpopulation and political instability in Scandinavia. They were also skilled craftspeople and traders who established networks throughout Europe and beyond.
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The Vikings originated from Norway, Sweden, and Denmark where the land was rocky and difficult for growing crops. They began raiding places like the monastery at Lindisfarne in England in 787 AD because England had fertile land and treasures they sought to claim. The Vikings used longships, crafted from wood and powered by sails or oars, to facilitate their raids and exploration, spreading their influence to places across Europe and even reaching North America.
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Vikings originated from Scandinavia and had a significant influence on European history and culture through their exploration and conquest. They traveled by ship to raid and trade throughout Europe and even discovered North America. Life aboard their ships was difficult, with no shelter and cold, salted food while at sea. Vikings preferred to travel in spring and summer to avoid the harsh winter weather. When they died, Vikings wanted a heroic funeral involving being placed in a boat and set ablaze at sea. Their armor included shields for protection and helmets to safeguard their heads in battle.
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The Vikings originated from Norway, Sweden, and Denmark where the land was rocky and difficult to farm. They found England and Ireland had richer, more fertile land and valuable treasures, with a warmer climate that they preferred. The Vikings used longships to raid monasteries in Ireland for gold and goods, continuing these raids for many years as they stole from various monasteries around the island. Archaeologists have discovered remnants of Viking longships buried in the ground or underwater that provide evidence about their boat-building techniques.
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The Vikings originated from Norway, Sweden, and Denmark. They were seafaring pirates and traders who raided coastal areas across Europe between the 8th-11th centuries AD, including Britain. The first Viking raid on Britain occurred in 793 AD at the monastery at Lindisfarne. In response to Viking invasions, King Alfred the Great of Wessex negotiated a treaty that established Danelaw, an area of self-rule for the Vikings. Many Vikings settled permanently in Britain, establishing communities in places like northern and eastern England, Orkney, and Shetland. They lived as farmers and traders and followed Norse pagan religious beliefs.
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The Vikings were seafaring raiders and traders from Scandinavia (Norway, Denmark, Sweden) who lived from around 750-1066 AD. They traveled by sea in longships, raiding, trading and exploring across Europe, settling in places like Iceland, Greenland, and parts of North America. The Vikings raided monasteries and towns for treasures and resources due to factors like overpopulation and political instability in Scandinavia. They were also skilled craftspeople and traders who established networks throughout Europe and beyond.
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The Vikings originated from Norway, Sweden, and Denmark where the land was rocky and difficult for growing crops. They began raiding places like the monastery at Lindisfarne in England in 787 AD because England had fertile land and treasures they sought to claim. The Vikings used longships, crafted from wood and powered by sails or oars, to facilitate their raids and exploration, spreading their influence to places across Europe and even reaching North America.
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Vikings originated from Scandinavia and had a significant influence on European history and culture through their exploration and conquest. They traveled by ship to raid and trade throughout Europe and even discovered North America. Life aboard their ships was difficult, with no shelter and cold, salted food while at sea. Vikings preferred to travel in spring and summer to avoid the harsh winter weather. When they died, Vikings wanted a heroic funeral involving being placed in a boat and set ablaze at sea. Their armor included shields for protection and helmets to safeguard their heads in battle.
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The Vikings originated from Denmark, Norway, and Sweden between the 8th and 11th centuries. They were skilled seafarers and traders who raided and invaded many parts of Europe using longships. The Vikings established settlements in Britain and Ireland, with some becoming parts of the Danelaw under Danish rule. They had their own religious beliefs centered around gods like Odin, Thor, and Loki. The Vikings explored and traded throughout Europe and as far as North America before their era came to an end in the 11th century through conflicts and assimilation.
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The Vikings originated from Norway, Sweden, and Denmark where the land was rocky and difficult to farm. They found England and Ireland had richer, more fertile land and valuable treasures, with a warmer climate that they preferred. The Vikings used longships to raid monasteries in Ireland for gold and goods, continuing these raids for many years as they stole from various monasteries around the island. Archaeologists have discovered remnants of Viking longships buried in the ground or underwater that provide evidence about their boat-building techniques.
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The Vikings originated from Norway, Sweden, and Denmark. They were seafaring pirates and traders who raided coastal areas across Europe between the 8th-11th centuries AD, including Britain. The first Viking raid on Britain occurred in 793 AD at the monastery at Lindisfarne. In response to Viking invasions, King Alfred the Great of Wessex negotiated a treaty that established Danelaw, an area of self-rule for the Vikings. Many Vikings settled permanently in Britain, establishing communities in places like northern and eastern England, Orkney, and Shetland. They lived as farmers and traders and followed Norse pagan religious beliefs.
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The Vikings lived in Scandinavia around 1000 AD and were known as fierce warriors and sailors. They traveled in longships called drakkars that could carry up to 70 men and were fast and maneuverable. The Vikings raided and traded throughout Europe and as far as North America due to their seafaring skills and daring nature. They were pagan and believed in gods like Odin and Thor, an afterlife of Valhalla or Hel, and communicated using runic writing. The Viking era declined as they adopted Christianity and integrated with other local populations.
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Viking raids began in AD793 with small, unorganized attacks on monasteries in England. The raids grew in size and frequency as thousands of Vikings left Scandinavia to pillage other lands, traveling via rivers to trade in places like Istanbul and Baghdad. Norwegians sought new lands, settling in Scotland, Ireland, Iceland and Greenland while Danish Vikings focused on Ireland, Wales and eastern England. The Vikings looted treasures, slaves, food, gold and other goods. Monks recorded the attacks and described the widespread destruction, massacres, burnings, and theft wrought by the Vikings as well as the terror left among the remaining populations.
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The Vikings were Norse people from Norway, Sweden and Denmark who raided and traded throughout Europe, North America and beyond from the 8th to 11th centuries AD. They used advanced long ships to travel long distances by sea and were skilled warriors who wore chain mail, helmets and carried axes and swords into battle. In addition to raiding monasteries and settlements for goods, slaves and land, the Vikings also established trading routes and settlements in places with good farmland as their homelands became overcrowded.
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The Vikings originated from Norway, Sweden, and Denmark. Their homeland had rocky, infertile land that was difficult for growing crops. They began raiding monasteries and settlements in England and other lands like Lindisfarne because these areas were rich and had warmer climates than their homeland. The Vikings used longships, which were narrow wooden boats propelled by sails or oars, to facilitate their raids and exploration, spreading their influence to places across Europe and as far as North America.
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The document discusses Viking weapons and battle tactics. It introduces the types of weapons used by Vikings, which included spears, seaxes, and axes. It notes that the most popular Viking weapon was the spear, being 2-3 meters long used for thrusting and cutting. Vikings also defended themselves in battle, using tactics like shield walls, and fighting in a frenzied state.
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The Vikings originated from Norway, Sweden, and Denmark between the 8th-12th centuries. They were skilled seafarers and warriors who raided, traded, and established settlements across Northern Europe and beyond. Using advanced longships, they explored as far as North America, founding colonies in places like Iceland, Greenland, and briefly in Canada. Through conquests and negotiations, the Vikings influenced many lands and left a lasting cultural legacy in areas they settled, like parts of Britain and Normandy. Their warrior lifestyle and exploits are documented in Norse sagas and poems.
The Vikings
The Vikings lived in Scandinavia and traveled by longship to places like England and Ireland to trade, raid, and settle new lands. They ate meat and other foods, and the men participated in activities like fishing, hunting, and warring while the women took care of domestic duties like childrearing and farming. Vikings lived in longhouses and used tools like axes, swords, and shields in their daily lives and battles.
The Vikings
The Vikings lived in Scandinavia and traveled by longship to places like England and Ireland to trade, raid, and settle. They ate meat and other foods, and the women managed the household while the men went hunting, fishing, and raiding. Vikings lived in longhouses and used tools like axes, swords, and shields in battle.
Vikings
The Vikings were warriors from Norway, Denmark, and Sweden who raided lands across Europe between 800-1100 AD. They were skilled sailors and navigated using stars, raiding wealthy areas for treasures from churches and kidnapping people to sell as slaves. Not all Vikings raided, as some traveled to new places to settle as farmers or hunters. Their homelands lacked resources, motivating raids, and they had advanced ships made of flexible wood with sails or oars that allowed them to travel vast distances.
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The Vikings originated from Scandinavia, specifically Denmark, Norway, and Sweden. During this time period, many Vikings left Scandinavia to travel to other lands such as Britain and Ireland. Viking longships were versatile vessels that could sail in shallow waters and be hauled onto beaches, enabling raids. The Vikings traded goods like silver, silk, spices, wine, and slaves and received items like honey, tin, wheat, wool, wood, iron, fur, leather, fish, and walrus ivory. Vikings used weapons like long swords and axes in battle and would bury their weapons with warriors when they died. Women did household tasks like baking bread, spinning wool into cloth, caring for children, making clothes, and cooking meals
The Vikings
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The Vikings
The Vikings originated from Scandinavia and traveled by longboat to places like Britain and Ireland during the Viking Age from around AD 700 to 1100. When the Vikings first arrived, the local people welcomed them but then the Vikings fought the locals, stealing and burning buildings. The Vikings were great explorers and traders who reached many places in Europe as well as North Africa, the Middle East, and even North America. They traded a variety of goods, buying items like silver and spices and selling things like fur, fish, and slaves. Viking society was hierarchical, with kings at the top governing over wealthy nobles and common people doing jobs like farming or crafts, and slaves at the bottom who could earn their freedom.
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The document describes various raids and settlements of the Ancient Viking Raiders of the Middle Ages between 793 and 1050 AD. It notes their first raid in England in 793 AD and various other raids and settlements in locations like Seville, Spain, France, Russia, Iceland, Greenland, Canada, and Norway over the following centuries. It also provides brief descriptions of typical Viking ships called longships and knarrs, as well as some notable Viking figures like Leif Eriksson and Eric the Red.
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Viking Warriors
- 1. Viking Warriors By Anthony, Zahra, Jacob and Michelle http://i44.photobucket.com/albums/f3/666bjorn/Viking27.gif
- 2. Swords Vikings worship swords because they believed they possessed magical properties. It was common for a Viking warrior To be buried with his sword. http://theswordlord.com/library/88VSVikingleatherScabbard.jpg
- 3. Vikings would inscribe runes on their swords with words such as ‘Deadly’ and ‘Vicious’. Vikings were made out of iron, they also would decorate their sword with gold wire. http://www.cne-siar.gov.uk/school/tolstaprimary/2004site/images/vikings/vikingsrunes.jpg
- 4. Otherweapons Vikings would carry shields to battle to protect themselves from swords and spears. A shield would most commonly be one metre in length. Some other weapons Vikings used where axes and spears.
- 5. The Viking warrior The Viking warrior were known as fierce pirates and warriors, who terrorized Europe from the late 700’s to about the 11th century. The Vikings conquered parts of England, France, Germany, Ireland, Italy, Russia and Spain. The Vikings were also blood-thirsty and vicious. They were usually hairy and would rather go to war that stay at the village.
- 6. Types of war When Vikings invaded a territory, they launched a fleet of several hundred warships, each carrying about 30 warriors. The chief of a raiding party ( which consists of 2-10 ships ) would usually aim for small, poorly defended, isolated farms, churches and monasteries.
- 7. Thousand of warriors would land, overpower the defenders and rule the land with the help of there handcrafted warship. The warship suited well in either rough seas or shallow rivers and could be dragged ashore.