The Viking Age Dawns - A Few Announcements

The Viking Age Dawns - A Few Announcements

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7 - The Viking Age Begins

<span style="font-weight: 400;">That's right! We have made it to the Dawn of the Viking Age! In this episode we will explore the first Viking Raids on Western Europe - the killing of the King's Reeve in Portland in Dorset, and the Notorious Sacking of the Monastery of Lindisfa ...

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8 - The North Way at the Dawn of the Viking Age (Part One)

<span style="font-weight: 400;">In this episode we explore the history of landscape and peoples of Western Norway at the Dawn of the Viking Age. We will follow the coast of Norway on a  journey with a Norwegian Chieftain, and discuss slaves, tenant farmers and petty Kings.</sp ...

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