The Minnesota Vikings can make themselves more dangerous with this Heavy Sports trade pitch for Jauan Jennings of the San ...

Greer Jarrett of Lund University and his team have sailed over 5,000 kilometers along Viking trade routes using an open, square-rigged boat that is similar to what people probably used during the ...

Archaeologist Greer Jarrett spent three years piloting a small sailboat along the coast of Norway to understand Viking trade routes.

Since then, Greer Jarrett and his team have sailed over 5,000 kilometres along Viking trade routes (see map). His research shows that the likely routes of the Vikings took them farther from land ...

Ice patches that melted from the slopes of a remote mountain pass in Norway have revealed artifacts that provide new insight into the livelihood of hunters, traders and travelers along a route thou… ...

Warming Climate in Norway Reveals Relics of Ancient Viking Trade Route Melting ice has receded from a mountain pass, unearthing pelts, shoes and stone structures from thousands of years ago.

16 April 2020 Vikings’ lost possessions mark a long-hidden early trade route Exceptionally well-preserved clothing — and even horse dung — line a path that travellers trod for more than 700 ...

1,000-year-old German dinner reveals long-distance Viking trade routes Freeze-dried cod proves the Icelandic Sagas were sometimes historically accurate.

Freeze-dried? Being vikings, I guess they probably just left the skinned fish outside on a hard stone or plank of wood/table at night during the -30-50 C winter nights? Click to expand ...