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Scandinavia (What we now call Denmark, Norway and Sweden.)
The name Viking is a loanword from the native Scandinavian term for the Norse warriors who raided the coasts of Scandinavia, the British Isles, and other parts of Europe from the late 8th century to the 11th century. Vikings traveled to the west and Varangians, who were best known as the Varangian Guards of the Byzantine emperors, to the east. This period of European history (generally dated to AD 793 - AD 1066) is often referred to as the Viking Age.
The word "Viking" was introduced to the English language with romantic connotations in the 18th century. Today, somewhat controversially, the word is also used as a generic adjective, referring to the Viking Age Scandinavians.
Scandanavia, which includes countries like Norway, Sweden, Finland and also a lot of vikings came from Denmark.
I think it was in the region that is now Norway.
They were originally from Norway, Sweden and Denmark, but they later settled in Iceland, Greenland, Britain, Russia and even Newfoundland in Canada.
They were originally from Norway, Sweden and Denmark, but they later settled in Iceland, Greenland, Britain, Russia and even Newfoundland in Canada.
They lived In Scandnavia (now sweden). They moved away from Scandnavia because it was too crowed and they needed more space to live. So they sailed to iceland. And a person named Eric got banned fron that country so he and a few other people sailed to Greenland, Where they settled and Eric's son (Leif) moved southerned down and he spoted Labrdour and Baffin Island but never landed their. Instead they settled in Newfoundland.
They lived In Scandnavia (now sweden). They moved away from Scandnavia because it was too crowed and they needed more space to live. So they sailed to iceland. And a person named Eric got banned fron that country so he and a few other people sailed to Greenland, Where they settled and Eric's son (Leif) moved southerned down and he spoted Labrdour and Baffin Island but never landed their. Instead they settled in Newfoundland.
Vikings were Norsemen. Resident of Scandinavia, but they travelled extensively, and thereby have a large 'fingerprint' if you will.
Vikings were Norsemen. Resident of Scandinavia, but they travelled extensively, and thereby have a large 'fingerprint' if you will.
In the area which is now known as Norway, Denmark and Sweden. Also some parts of southern Finland and Island. They also settled to western parts of Russia and Baltic countries.
In the area which is now known as Norway, Denmark and Sweden. Also some parts of southern Finland and Island. They also settled to western parts of Russia and Baltic countries.
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Does the name Viking come from the language Old Norse?
The word "viking" comes from "vikingr".
Where did the first settlers in Newfoundland come from?
They were Viking
Who were the second group of people to come to Canada?
Viking
When did the viking come to Canada?
In the year 1002 or 1003.
Did the name Wilson come from a viking name?
No, the name Wilson is not a Viking name. The name Wilson is Old English in its origin and means desire.
Where did the word viking come from?
The word 'Viking' is an Old Norse word for a week-long sea voyage. It is cognate with the English word 'week'.
Where did viking s come originnate from?
Norway, Sweden, Denmark.
Why did the people aboard the oceanic viking come to Australia?
It is an Australian customs ship.
Where did the name Oliver come from?
From the Viking name Olaf which was later Frenchified to Oliver
What item is always hidden in the clothing catalog every month in club penguin?
A red viking helmet.... and if click on the hidden button for the viking helmet 4 times, you'll get the blue viking helmet, with a description saying- "Gadzooks! You've found the blue viking helmet! Incredible!"
How did the viking come to North America?
By ship from Scandinavia to Iceland to Greenland then to coastal North America.
Who was the first person to come to America?
Leif Erikson. a viking, 500 years before columbus.
