Viking Documentary 8.33 by Stephen White

Viking Documentary 8.33 by Stephen White https://padlet.com/mrsparkle1972/q2ih4qic67tx As you watch the documentary, click to add in your thoughts :) en-us 2020-02-12 01:55:04 UTC 2025-12-05 19:41:32 UTC hello@padlet.com Instructions mrsparkle1972 https://padlet.com/mrsparkle1972/q2ih4qic67tx/wish/444112718 Click on the PLUS symbol below to open a text box.
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-Ship went off course and then crashed in Iceland
-Weren't always traders and killers, then explored as well
-By the end of the 9th century the end of the vikings, but the exploring didn't
-Ended up in Bergen
-Runes
-the vikings were notorious for their fast long ships.
-The vikings used the sun to go to somewhere
-To Shetland
-Shetland names were Norse
-Raiding and pillaging
-Some vikings stayed
-Reminiscence of the farms are still there
-7 rectangular buildings
-Primitive Sauna
-Treasure, warriors
-Relics of farmers and craftsman
-Lamps, fishing tackle
-Glove, 975 AD
-Shetland hat 10,000 vikings
-Found a route into the west
-Iceland late 9th century
-Debris from a volcanic eruption 872 AD
-Easy prey in the water
-Viking Restaurant
-Iceland is a volcanic island
-Volcanic Rock
-debris over half the island
-Viking farms were tough
-Early commuters survived
-There was still a lot of ocean
-Eric the red, hoping for new settlement
-Greenland, Newfoundland
-Harsh extremes of Greenland were too much
-Formed an Assembly
-Althing - Viking Parliament
-Made Bridges, roads and huge fortresses
-Fortresses were for wealth and power
-His legacy was made different by having Christianity
-Harald Bluetooth
-Graves from Scandinavians first Christians
-They weren't just vikings the were christian at the same time
-Christianity graves kings the chance to fight under one god
-Trolls weren't allowed
-Meat could only be eaten on certain days
-One of the great Christian cities
-Skeletons are still there
-Bergen, port
-The first ships set out from Bergen
-They weren't just savage pirates the were smart traders
-Voyaged to America and the tropics of Asia
-Unique culture
-What they thought and what they believed made them dangerous
-Gronnhaug Viking
-Arm bones and leg bones
-was first to be buried
-Buried in a viking ship
-To be a viking you have to be adventurous
-Loso has a viking long boat
-The most famous viking ship
-The most sophisticated ships in the world
-The imagination of 1 artist
-The vikings were people with huge ambition
-They were shaped by the land and the sea
-Heart of the Baltic
-Gotland
-The long boat was the start of the Vikings
-Ancient rock carvings
-Faro Rock Carving
-Was a meeting place
-Fresh water lake
-Rock carvings were found a long time after they ha been made
-Not the only remains of Vikings
-Ansarve Stone Ship
-3000 years old
-Not all of them are graves
-The sheer scale of the ship
-Baltic has over 50 islands
-3500 years ago this was used for farming
-People that were buried in the mounds they ruled the farms
-They preserved drinks by fermenting it
-Soak the meat and can have it raw
-3000 year old family has been preserved
-Preserved the sons hair
-Husband/Father, had access to a good diet
-He was the center of the family
-The Norwegians searched the furthest
-They were good warriors

REFLECTION:
-The long ships were the most sophisticated ships at that time.
-The vikings also preserved their drinks for the winters and the summers so that they can have them anytime]]> 2020-02-12 02:37:39 UTC https://padlet.com/mrsparkle1972/q2ih4qic67tx/wish/444126275 VIKING DOCO https://padlet.com/mrsparkle1972/q2ih4qic67tx/wish/444126276 Keishi Sasuga
- Vikings were explores and adventurers.
- A viking ship crashed into Iceland.
- The viking writings were called Runes.
- The vikings lived in the east and explored the west.
- The Vikings were famous for their fast long ships.
- The Vikings arrived in Iceland in the late 9th century.
- Some of the things that the Vikings ate were fish, walrus and whales.
- Iceland is a volcanic island.
- Althing= Viking Parliament.
- One problem about Iceland was that the ground was covered in volcanic rock and the land was not suitable for farming.
- Harald Bluetooth, Denmark's king.
- Harald Bluetooth inserted a large stone monument
- Christianity had a massive impact on the Vikings as it soon became who they were.
- In the 9th century AD, the vikings arrived into the city of York and made the city part of Scandinavia.
- The vikings weren't just savage pirates, they were sophisticated traders , epic adventures who explored many places such as Asia or america.
- The vikings style of burying a dead body was to bury them in a viking ship.
- The viking ships in Oslo are one of the most famous and was the most sophisticated ship in the world for it's advanced design.
- The streamlined longboat was the key to everything for the vikings.
- Rock carvings can be found all over Scandinavia.
- The stone ship of ansarve is 3,000 years old.
- For the vikings, it was a whole lot easier to travel by sea then land.
- Because of this, they became skilled boat builders and was successful when it came to invading cities.
- The vikings had to prepare food for winter as it was hard to grow crops and get meat.
- In Britain, people lived in round houses but years later, it changed to people living in long houses.
- Because the north of Scandinavia was full of harsh lands and very limited farming areas so it was the Norwegians who explored the most as they were surrounded by bodies of water such as fjords.
- The vikings were also warriors.

REFLECTION:
I learnt that vikings weren't savage pirates who was thirsty for blood, but instead they were skilled boat builders, sophisticated traders and epic adventures who explored many cities.

]]> 2020-02-12 02:37:39 UTC https://padlet.com/mrsparkle1972/q2ih4qic67tx/wish/444126276 VIKING DOCO https://padlet.com/mrsparkle1972/q2ih4qic67tx/wish/444126280 Ryan Jarrott
- Vikings were explorers and adventurers
- By the end of the 9th century the Viking times were over but that didn't stop the exploring
- Runes (Vikings writings)
- Vikings lived in the east but also explored the west
- The vikings had to be flexible when travelling powered by wind as their ships were used to carry food, animals, people and the goods they raided from places
- The vikings were notorious for their fast long ships
- Not only were vikings fighters they were also farmers and craftsman
- Shetland supported 10,000 vikings
- The first settlements were among the coast of most islands where they found and ate vegetation of the fresh ocean which bodied up against the islands coasts
- Found in 872 AD, debris was found from the volcanic as it erupted
- The law system was revolutionary
- One of the vikings problems they faced was the terrain they lived on which was upon volcanic rock
- Althing > viking parliament
- The vikings helped build a whole new society
- Harald Bluetooth
- Christianity, dominated over Europe in the times of the vikings
- The vikings here were first to adopt new religion but some still held onto their own beliefs
- York was founded by the Romans
- In 866 AD the vikings landed among the city of York
- The vikings weren't just fighters they were sophisticated traders
- It wasn't just what they did that made them dangerous it was what they thought
- All of what lied behind was the skeleton of the dead body of a viking where he was buried among the ship, the true viking way
- Oslo is the only place by which holds the only viking ship around
- The long ship that the viking's used were sophisticated and advanced from the others
- The written law far less by belief and a God
- They twisted imaginative pictures twisting together and running up the ship
- The streamlined long ships were only the start of the vikings
- Back in the bronze age it was a meeting place along the coast
- The carvings in the rocks are from the ancient times when they met their, traded and talked. These carvings were only trying to get something across
- The stone ship of Ansarve was around 3,000 years old and among the island of Gotland
- For the vikings it was a whole lot easier to travel by water then along the island/land
- Borum Eshoj gravelands
- 45,000 of these mounds were spreaded all across the land of Denmark
- Gotland has over 50 islands
- To build one of the mountain burials you needed 150 people
- It was the Nieuwegein vikings by which traveled the furthest
- The vikings weren't just traders and boat builders but warriors

Reflection:
- I found it amazing to learn about the times of the vikings, they way they traveled and as their long ships were sophisticated and well developed among all the others allowing them to reach places like no one else could so they could raid, trade and invade. ]]> 2020-02-12 02:37:40 UTC https://padlet.com/mrsparkle1972/q2ih4qic67tx/wish/444126280 VIKING DOCO https://padlet.com/mrsparkle1972/q2ih4qic67tx/wish/444126287 1.viking long ship got washed up on to rocks
2.the viking were explores and adventuress
3.they had wool gloves for there hands
4.volcanic eruption at 872 AD
5.they made shark/whale meat
6.they went from Norway to north america
7.they made walls to keep out Germans trying to attack them
8. king herald Bluetooth
9.when you died you would go to heaven and fight beside the gods
10.runes under water in a lake
11.they made a stone ship from over 1000 years old
12.they would eat raw meat
13.they had good food to eat and stayed healthy

REFLECTION
when you died in battle you would go to heaven and fight beside the gods

Thomas Kyle Baldwin]]> 2020-02-12 02:37:42 UTC https://padlet.com/mrsparkle1972/q2ih4qic67tx/wish/444126287 VIKING DOCO https://padlet.com/mrsparkle1972/q2ih4qic67tx/wish/444126326 Zara Jansz
-Traders
-Explores
-Viking trade in the east
-explores in the west
-Bergen they carved their own runes
-Vikings had to get used to wherever they are
-some vikings stayed in Shetland unlike others who raided
-Vikings were very clean
-Vikings were farmers,craftsmen and like normal people back then
-shetland supported 10,00 vikings
-easy prey in the water, aka fish walrus, seal and even whales
-Rotten shark
-The vikings tried to find a new colony after the volcanic explosion
-Oldest democracy in the world
-Trellebord fortress
-Fortress shows wealth
- Christianity, dominated over Europe
-Vikings were christian
-Harold Bluetooth brought Christianity to vikings
-The statue that Harold Bluetooth created is now on the modern danish passport
-Most of Scandinavia was christian
-New laws were introduced
-yorkvick founded by the romans
-Norway, bergen towards the atlantic
-end of 8th centry set out of the bergen coastine
-Vikings were savage pirates but sophisticated traders
- Vikings buried their bodies with swords body was buried in a ship, apparently to protect from gods etc
-viking longboat is a icon
-Oslo has a resting ship
-steam line longboat is a major part in viking history
-rock carvings are submerged under ice in winter
-in the bronze age rock carvings were made
- rock carvings in Sweden also
-rock carvings went way back, to the iron age
-the ships that the vikings made had a lot of detail
-the stone circle was created by the vikings
-scandinavia was dominated by the sea
-scandinavia was much easier to travel by sea because or the coastline
-ancestors or the vikings had the same way of transport, by boat
-scandinavia is huge and most of it is inhabitaed by the vikings
-denmark was also dominated by the vikings
-150 peopleneeded for farming
- meat was hard to keep fresh
-vikings had a good diet
- nails were clean
-The vikings were also powerful warriors

Reflection:
Before i learnt about the vikings, i thought they fought day and night, but ive learnt they are very clean, and take care of themselves, and they werent as vicious as they seem.

]]> 2020-02-12 02:37:48 UTC https://padlet.com/mrsparkle1972/q2ih4qic67tx/wish/444126326 VIKING DOCO https://padlet.com/mrsparkle1972/q2ih4qic67tx/wish/444126356 2020-02-12 02:37:53 UTC https://padlet.com/mrsparkle1972/q2ih4qic67tx/wish/444126356 viking doco Charlotte https://padlet.com/mrsparkle1972/q2ih4qic67tx/wish/444126432 1. Vikings were adventurers

2. Vikings were notorious

3.They navigated without modern day technology

4. They searched for new lands to raid and settle

5. There technology was advanced for their time

6. Vikings specialty was rotten shark. They put the best parts of the shark in a box then buried it in the sand

7. Iceland had volcanoes on it

8.There towns where fortified so they couldn't get raided

9.Harold Bluetooth built a huge stone monument

10. They could only eat meat on certain days

11. They were sophisticated traders

12. The earliest finds of viking remains were parts of a persons legs and arms and they were buried with their sword

13. Oslo, Norway keeps the finest viking ship found

14. It was easier to travel by sea than on land

15. It was hard to keep meat and other food in Winter

16. People in Britain lived in round houses

Reflection: how they raided and they traded and they were farmers.]]> 2020-02-12 02:38:05 UTC https://padlet.com/mrsparkle1972/q2ih4qic67tx/wish/444126432 Viking Doumentry https://padlet.com/mrsparkle1972/q2ih4qic67tx/wish/444126446 Ruby Serra
-The Vicking where no longer adventurers but exporers once they crashes ashore on a remote island.
-Runes (Vicking Writing)
-Vikings lived in the East explored the West
-The Vickings where mostly men but were all for womens equality
-The Vickings used war ships but eventualy created ships with sais that explored unknow lands
-The Vickings used the sun as a compass for navigation
-The Vickings relied on the sun but it wqas unreliable so they could end up anywhere and they became flexible.
-The Vicking ships went of corse and crashed in iceland
-The Vickings raided and pillaged Shetland but some came to stay
-There are many remains of vicking buildings in setland even remaining fams.
-The ships that vickings had where good for carrying food and supplies
-The vickings where farmers and craftsmen
-The Vickings lived in stone houses
-Shetlands name is Norse
-Lamps and fishing tackle had been found
-Shetland supported 10,000 vickings
-The vickings reached icland in the 9th centry
-You know when the vickings arived because of the stuff they left behind
-The first settlements on ice;land where on the cost because there it is easy to get food like fish
-Vickings speciality is rotten shark (Tasty!)
-Vickings lived of a diet of fish mostly
-Vickings whernt just savages but traders
-Iceland is a volcanic island which carries many inconveiniences
-A volcano exploded years ago and spread pumice around the whole island
-Iclandic vicking communitys thrived
-The vickings where explorers
-Eric the red led vickings out and looked to colenize an new place
-This is where greenland came from
-the distance between greenland and icland was 4,500 miles
-Greenland proved to much to the vickings after a few years
-Iceland was lawless for 200 years but in 950 ad tleading farmers created a law system
-This law system was revolutionary
-There was a revine caused by tectonic plates all through iceland
-The vickings traveled to scandenavic after icland
-The danes were being ruled by a new dynasty in the 10 centry
-The vickings didnt let the challenges stop them they fought hard
-The fortresses in scandenavia where a sign of royalty and great wealth
-The vickings introduced christianity and it iradicated the pagen ways
-The vickings made graves for themselves
-The vicking christaians belived in judgement day and and cared a lot about there burials
-Joining the christian ways the vickings became more european
-The religious revolution ended the vicking reighn
-Harold Bluetooth brought christianity to the vickings
-Harold Blutooth build a statue that is one of denmarks teasures
-it is a statue of jesus christ emerging from the thorn and represents the paegens emerging from the thorns of pagen ways and turing to christ
-Harolds move to christiannity was a stratigic political move
-most of scandinavia was officialy christian after it became more popular
-New laws came in once they turned to christianity based on marrige and eating meat on certain days
-Vickings wher scared of eternal damnation after life
-Greenland bulit up a whole new society built around christianity.
- the new christian god was clased as mean and judgy
- 36 farmers came together to discuss laws
-king Harold witnessed a miracle
-baptised in a barrel at waist height
-it was there job to recite the law
-towards end of 10th century, vikings built loads more infrastructure
-The vickings navigated without modern tecnology
-In the 9th centry york was the city the the vickings took over an dnamed yorkvick
-The horned helmets of the vickings are a modern invention not something they wore
-The Vickings had flamboyant hairstyles that they found atractive
-vickings live mostly of a diet of fish becaus ethey where on the coast line
-In berken the first vickings originated from
-It happened 1200 years ago
-Th evickings wehre sophicticated traders not just traders
-They where epic adventurers
-The vickings where greatly influency by rome
-The vickings where dangerous
-The vicking that discovered america was called leaf erickson and he discovered it before christopher columbus
-There are bones of a vicking man witha sword
-There is a vicking body that was found in a ship for his burial he needed it for the afterlife to save his family
-To be a vicking you had to be a brave adventurer
-the longboats where advanced tecnolergy and the
-osberg ship 1840ad is the biggest preserved vicking ships it has very advanceed tecnical
-It is made by many different craftsmen
-The vickings had huge ambition to build ships so advanced and so many of them
-The vickings where the productet of thousands of years of evolution
-They came from many ancestors
-Loso has a viking long boat
-The most famous viking ship
-The most sophisticated ships in the world
-The imagination of 1 artist
-The vikings were people with huge ambition
-They were shaped by the land and the sea
-Prehistoric scandinavia was the roots of the vickings
-The streamboat long boat is the key to the vickings sucess
- Gotland (submerged antient rock carvings)
there is a sunken broze age rockcarving in a ice lake in scandinavia
-The lake was the only place with fresh water at the time
-Carvings on rocks were found in Gotland.
-The ships with people in them had many weapons
-the rock carvings where carved by people who new a lot about ships
-the stone ship od ansarve its is 3000 years old
-It is hidden in a forest
- Going back thousands of year rock carvings have been found all over Scandinavia
- there are no ship ruins in anywhere but scandinavia none in britan or france
-The ancient maritine skills eveolved into the Vickings
-the land that the vickings inhabited where really big
-It is very difficult to grow crops during the winter and even have animals survive
-Copenhagen boren ejoli burials are the burial mounds of farmers
-Baltic has over 50 islands
-3500 years ago this was used for farming
-surviving scandinavian winters wasnt easy and many people died
-You had to stockpile food in the spring to survive the winter
-Fermented drinks kept the cold away
-The Vickings ated marinated meat sometimes to survive instead of cooking it
-The people in the bronze age tryed to enjoy themselves in the winter
-Vickings used sheepskins as blankets
- If they got the plans right in winter it would make the summer and spring sweeter
- In Britain they lived in round houses but 2000 years later they had the long houses
- Copen Hagan a family has been carefully preserved
- everything has been preserved on this man and he even had his hair and fingernails
-In denmark and the south the people lived a good life but the futher south you went the harder it got with foodetc.
-The fjords where good protection for the vickings
-The vickings where warriors
- Scandinavia was always a divided land
-The wealthiest people where the healthiest and lived the longest on good diets
- Valhala was vicking heavan
Reflection
-I think the most interesting thing about the vickings is that they cared so much about the way they look and they didnt care about dieing in battle because they thought they would go to valhala where they could fight all day and feast all night.

]]> 2020-02-12 02:38:07 UTC https://padlet.com/mrsparkle1972/q2ih4qic67tx/wish/444126446 Viking DOCO https://padlet.com/mrsparkle1972/q2ih4qic67tx/wish/444126450 2020-02-12 02:38:08 UTC https://padlet.com/mrsparkle1972/q2ih4qic67tx/wish/444126450 VIKING DOCO https://padlet.com/mrsparkle1972/q2ih4qic67tx/wish/444126458 imy howarth]]> 2020-02-12 02:38:10 UTC https://padlet.com/mrsparkle1972/q2ih4qic67tx/wish/444126458 VIKING DOCO colli_so https://padlet.com/mrsparkle1972/q2ih4qic67tx/wish/444126492 Sophie Collins
-a Viking ship washed up in Iceland.
-the vikings were explorers and adventurers.
-not much farming land
-Because of limited farm land they had to move to different places.
-The vikings were dependent on the sun to find there way around the sea.
-the Vikings had to be flexible when travelling
-Buildings in Shetland were made from Vikings
-The Vikings slept in stone houses
-In Shetland pieces of farming and artists equipment were found
-in Shetland a glove was found and was worn by a viking (knitted, about 1000 years old)
-The vikings were famous for there long ships.
-Found in 872 AD, debre from a volcanic eruption.
- Evidence of Viking settlement
The local Viking specialty was rotten shark
-The vikings had a deadly terrain, the lived on volcanic rock.
-A volcanic eruption covered half of the island in ash
-many viking camps were found
-They traveled to Greenland, Newfoundland and even the eastern sea board of America
-The vikings built a whole new society.
-Started a empire in Iceland.
-The Vikings started the oldest Democracy
-36 farmers came together to discuss laws
-it was there job to recite the law
made bridges and many other things
-The roman empire spread there Christianity through Europe
-Christianity dominated Europe
-the vikings were the first to adopt Christianity but some held onto there beliefs.
-They were buried with parts of boats
-image of Jesus in a thom bush
-Christianity untangling itself from thoms .
- most of Scandinavia was christian
-Harold made a art monument
- in 886 AD an entire army came to England
-Viking helmets with horns on top are actually a modern design
-The ships carried slaves, stolen loot and food.
-People remains were found from
770 AD
-The remaining body parts were found buried in a ship to get taken to the afterlife in Vlhalla
-Oslo place of the finest long ship
-They carved the ships of many craftsmen
-It was the imagination of one artist.
-The carvings were imaginative pictures twisted together
-Carvings on rocks were found in Gotland.
-Submerged Bronze rock carving
-Rock carvings were found all over Scandinavia
-Ansarve stone ship is 3000 years old
-Every rock is symbolic to Vikings
-Easier to travel by sea then land
-over 50,00 islands in Bolac.
-survival depended on the land
- hard to keep the animals alive because it was hard to grow crops
-150 people mountains to bury farmers
-Vikings drink a fermented bark, honey, cranberries last you through the cold winter
-they ate marinated pork in pork
-Prepare for the the long and cold winter
-If they got the plans right for winter the spring in summer would be sweeter
-In britian they live sin round houses but 2000 years later they had the long houses
-In Copen Hagen a family as been carefully preserved.
-wealth because the bones showed that he had a healthy diet.
-Scandinavia was always a divided land
Reflection-
I thought that it was interesting thing that when the Vikings had no King they game up with new parliament which was like a democracy ]]> 2020-02-12 02:38:15 UTC https://padlet.com/mrsparkle1972/q2ih4qic67tx/wish/444126492 Viking Doco https://padlet.com/mrsparkle1972/q2ih4qic67tx/wish/444126555 `Will Bennett =)
-viking ship blown off sea to new island
-not much farming land
-depended on sun to know where to go
-adventures and explorers
-established empire
-runes (writing of the vikings)
-Shetlands supported 10,000 vikings
-Shetland to Iceland
-ate things like walrus, fish, whale and rotten shark
-volcanic eruptions, Iceland
-36 farmers came together to discuss laws
-"gave birth to oldest democracy"
-towns fortified
-Christianity dominated in Europe
-christian viking believed they
would be raised to life on judgement day
-first christian found 850 AD
- huge monument
-Denmarks most treasured monument
-king Harold witnessed a miracle
-baptised in a barrel at waist height
-Vikings learnt to live in fear
-york turned to yorvic
-running silk and silver as well as slaves
-what they thought and what they believed is what made them dangerous
-first to be put in a boat to sail to valhalla
-osberg ship 820 AD
-very technical ship
-origin of long boat gotland
-rock carvings submerged
-bronze age rock carving
-meeting place
-only spot with fresh water
-rock carvings found all over Scandinavia
- Ansarve Stone Ship
-some ship monuments are graves
-prehistory of scandinavia dominated by sea
-easier to travel by sea
-people shaped by sea and by land
-north to south
-survival depended farming and how well you contained animals
-45,000 mounds dotted over denmark
-150 people to build over many months
-enjoyed life
-many long dark winters
-surviving scandinavien winter not easy
-most important things is to farm food to survive winter
-fermented drinks
-soaked pork edible
-preparing barrels if fermented drinks
-with family all the time
-3,000 year old family preserved
-wrapped in cloth
-strong, healthy and wealthy
-lived to 60 yrs old
-north was harder to grow crops
-REFLECTION
rotten shark was a delicacy ]]> 2020-02-12 02:38:26 UTC https://padlet.com/mrsparkle1972/q2ih4qic67tx/wish/444126555 VIKING DOCO https://padlet.com/mrsparkle1972/q2ih4qic67tx/wish/444126622 Lachie Travis Uilderks

Viking ship blown off sea pushed onto new island.
Viking runes.
second half of ninth century.
viking ship was going off course
landed on iceland.
not raiders but explorers/adventurers.
Striked out to settle in the new lands. head to shetland.
shetland was raided and pillaged.
Viking farmers.
2 long rectangular buildings.
Craftsman.
1975 viking glove.
shetland supported 10,000 vikings.
from shetland to iceland late nine century.
settlements first.
unique diet restaurant.
>rotten shark like blue cheese.
>black death like a vodka shot.
vikings were not just savages but traders.
volcanic island.
traveled to greenland.
with no king for the vikings they had to make there own systems and laws.
- determined to start a new type of government in Iceland.
- 36 farmers came together to discuss laws
- it was their responsibility to remember and recite the law.
christianity dominated all across europe

]]> 2020-02-12 02:38:38 UTC https://padlet.com/mrsparkle1972/q2ih4qic67tx/wish/444126622 VIKING DOCO https://padlet.com/mrsparkle1972/q2ih4qic67tx/wish/444126639 Lani McGregor
--A Viking ship went of course and crashed in Iceland in 19th Century
-The Vikings were explores and adventurers
-Runes (Viking writing)
-The Vikings lived in the East and explored the West
- their ships were good to carry food, animals
-The Vikings relied on the sun that was unreliable
-the Vikings had to be flexible when travelling
-Ended up in Bergen, Orknies
- The Vikings were notorious for their fast long ships
- Some Vikings stayed in places when they ended up in places
- They slept in these stone houses
- There were Viking farmers and Craftsmen
- There are remains of where the Vikings stayed
- 7 rectangular buildings Raiding and Pillaging
- Lamps, Flintstones, fishing tackle and piece of glove were found as primary source of what the Vikings made
- Shetlands name is Norse
10,00 Vikings were living on small islands
- The Vikings were famous for their long ships
-Glove, 975
- Found 872 AD, debre from a Volcanic eruption, after that date there was evidence of Viking settlement
- There was fish, walrus, whales that the Vikings use to eat
- The local Viking speciality was rotten shark
- Rotten shark - blue cheese taste
- The Vikings had a deadly terrain, they lived on Volcanic Rock
-Hecler was a catastrophic event that scattered ash and rock all over the ground
- The Vikings didn't let the challenging land stop them as they knew there was also so much sea out there to travel
- They travelled to Greenland, Newfoundland and the Eastern sea board of America
- The harsh extremes of Greenland proved too much for the Vikings
- the Vikings built a whole new society
-they had to make a whole new way to govern Iceland as they had no king
- The law system was revolutionary
- Denmark,
- Back in Greenland a new Dynasty was made
- There was a whole new lot of buildings
- They built bridges, houses, fortresses
- Althing > Viking Parliament
-Harold Bluetooth
- There were Christian coffins and skeletons found
- Scandinavia has some of the oldest Christian Graves
- The Vikings in Scandinavia were first to adopt new religion but some still held onto their own beliefs
- Harold installed a huge monument which is one of demarks national treasures
- Image of Jesus in a thorn bush
- A representation of Christianity untangling itself from the thorns
- Harolds move to believe in -Christianity was a political move
- Within 100 years most of Scandinavia were Christian
- Vikings learnt to live in fear
-the Vikings about hoping for life after death
- In 886 AD a entire army came to England
- Norway, Bergen
- terror was unleashed 2000 years ago
- The ships carried slaves, stolen loot and food
- The written law far less by belief and a God
- Arm bones (warrior) , 770 AD
He was buried inside a Viking ship
- Valhalla is the place of the afterlife
- Oslo >place of the finest Viking ship
- Osberg> The most famous Viking ship
- They carved imaginative pictures twisting together running up the ship
- Gotland (submerged antient rock carvings)
- Faro Rock Carving
-Sungken Bronze age rock carving
- Going back thousands of year rock carvings have been found all over Scandinavia
- Ansarve stone ship >around 3000 years old>shear scale
- Each rock is symbolic to vikings
- in Bolac there are over 50,000 islands
- Survival depended on Land
- 100 Miles from Denmark shows how the bronze age people survived of the vile land
- To bulid one of the Mountain burials you need 150 people
- You drink a bark, honey and cranberries which would last you through a cold winter night
- They ate marinated pork in the winter
- If they got the plans right in winter it would make the summer and spring sweeter
- In Britain they lived in round houses but 2000 years later they had the long houses
- Copen Hagan a family has been carefully preserved
- the bronze age ancestors lived a good life
- Scandinavia was always a divided land
- The Vikings were also warriors
REFLECTION:
I thought it was really cool how they came up with a new way of Parliament and governing and they didn't argue
I have learned about how they lived and travelled to different places.

]]> 2020-02-12 02:38:41 UTC https://padlet.com/mrsparkle1972/q2ih4qic67tx/wish/444126639 VIKING DOCO https://padlet.com/mrsparkle1972/q2ih4qic67tx/wish/444126662 2020-02-12 02:38:45 UTC https://padlet.com/mrsparkle1972/q2ih4qic67tx/wish/444126662 Viking DOCO https://padlet.com/mrsparkle1972/q2ih4qic67tx/wish/444126670 Anneliese Hilton
1. vikings became explorers
2. the viking ship landing in Iceland
3. navigating without modern technology
4. the vikings had to be flexible
5. they started to search for new land from Bergen
6. population was enslaved
7. some vikings came to stay
8. seven rectangular buildings built by the Vikings
9. they discovered treasure
10. the traveled from Shetland to Iceland
11. Iceland is a volcanic island
12. they had 25 ships into the Atlantic ocean
13. Iceland to Greenland, the distance is 4,500 miles
14. the vikings were going to build a whole new society
15.their responsibility to remember and recite the law
16.Iceland to Copenhagen, they were ruled by a new dine sty
17. they build bridges and huge fortresses
18. the fortresses were wealth and power
19. Christianity dominated all across Europe
20. Harold Bluetooth build the huge stone
21. Christianity would change the life forever
22. a monument
23. the new christian god was mean and judge
24. the vikings were sophisticated traders
25. they travel to cities of Asia
26. what they thought and believed were dangerous
27. in Bergen there was remains of the earliest vikings
28. he was the first to be buried inside a viking ship to afterlife
29. To be a viking was to head out on a adventure overseas
30. the finest viking ship ever on earth
31. the most famous ship was the most sophisticate in the world
32. the carvings in the ship were dragons with scales biting tails
33. culture evolution
34. 450 miles to got land
35. the rocks they submerged in winter in ice
36. fara rock 1500 BC
37. the only place in vikings was fresh water was held
38. rocks went thousands of years in the iron age
39. Anstarve stone ship of ansarve and is around 3,000 years old anyone who came is struck
40. ancient chip monuments are mysterious
41.some rocks are graves but not all
42. the vikings were easier by traveling on sea rather then land.
43. ancient maritime skills by the vikings and epic voyagers
44. successfully trained animals and crops
45. when in winter it was hard to grow crops and the animals eat would starve
46. Got-land to Copenhagen a 100 miles to reveal the bronze age
47. 4,000 and 3,500 BC
48. 45,000 traveled right across Denmark
49. estimated that it was 8 times bigger
50. you would need a 150 people to build the part.
51. surviving winter wasn't easy
52. the winter food they would eat
53. the most important thing was to get enough food
54. there was enough water to drink
55. the problem was stoking food through winter even meat
56. the only way to get clothes was to shave animal skin for warmth
57. in Britain people lived in round houses
58. but the others lived in rectangular houses from 2,000 years later
59 he lived to be around 60 years old.
60. 2,000 years later would be very different

REFLECTION
I Learned that they were good with training animals and growing crops. some rocks with the carvings were graves of the vikings but not all of them

]]> 2020-02-12 02:38:46 UTC https://padlet.com/mrsparkle1972/q2ih4qic67tx/wish/444126670 VIKING DOCO https://padlet.com/mrsparkle1972/q2ih4qic67tx/wish/444126693 LUCAS BLACKER
.they where not just killers traders
.on rough terrain so it was hard to find farm lands
.they used the sun to find there way
. runes was the vikings writing
.boats had sails
. Shetlands buildings where built by vikings
.there special meal was rotten shark
.they had to be flexible to figure out where you ended up
.volcanic eruptions made them abandon
.they found a glove knitted 1000 years old
.vikings followed Christianity
.first christian vikings found 850ad
.vikings where christian
. some days you couldn't have meat
. the stone ship 3000 years old
many off them are grave that make up the ship
.easier to travel by sea then land many island to stop and rest at
. Valhalla is an afterlife
. where people are buried
.living north or south in winter was very hard to live through
. serpent hear on rock carvings
.marinated raw meat so it would be edible through the winter
.3000 year old family carefully preserved
.they used sheep skin as blankets
.some of the most suficticated ship at the time
. if you fought and got killed it was believed that you went to a paradise
REFLECTION
.they ate rotten shark as a delicacy
.they preserved a family for 3000 years]]> 2020-02-12 02:38:50 UTC https://padlet.com/mrsparkle1972/q2ih4qic67tx/wish/444126693 VIKING DOCO https://padlet.com/mrsparkle1972/q2ih4qic67tx/wish/444126707 Darcy James Lyons

]]> 2020-02-12 02:38:53 UTC https://padlet.com/mrsparkle1972/q2ih4qic67tx/wish/444126707 Viking DOCO https://padlet.com/mrsparkle1972/q2ih4qic67tx/wish/444126714
charlie freeman

]]> 2020-02-12 02:38:55 UTC https://padlet.com/mrsparkle1972/q2ih4qic67tx/wish/444126714 VIKING DOCO https://padlet.com/mrsparkle1972/q2ih4qic67tx/wish/444126731 Summer Lee

- Vikings also adventurers and explorers
- viking ship washed up in Iceland
- not much farimng land
- because of limited farm land they needed new places.
-vikings depended on the sun to find their way in the sea
- vikings must be flexible to figure out where they have ended up.
- boats had sails
- Shetland had been raided
- buildings in Shetland were built by vikings
- on shetland peices of farming and artist's equitment were found.
- a glove from vikings were found. (nitted and 1000 years old)
- shetland supported a community of over 10,000 Vikings
- 872CE there was a volcano eruption.
-evidence of viking stettlement
- vikings ate many animals such as rotten shark
- a volcano erupted and covered half the island with ashes
- reliable ships
- many viking camps have been found
- harsh conditions of greenland was too much for the vikings
- with no king for the vikings they had to make there own systems and laws.
- determaind to start a new type of government in Iceland.
- 36 farmers came together to discuss laws
- it was thier responsibility to remember and recite the law.
- made bridges and many other things.
- since of end of roman empire christianity spread through europe.
- Christianity domanated europe
- vikings followed christianity
- vikings were some of the very first to take on the christianity traditions
- they would be burried with part of a boat.
- oldest christian graves in 850AD
- they are famous for their longships
- king harold
- jesus emerging from a thorn bush
- harold made a huge stone monument.
- most of scadanavia was chirstian
-towards end of 10th century, vikings built loads more infrastructure
-The vickings navigated without modern tecnology
-Joining the christian ways the vickings became more european
-New laws came in once they turned to christianity based on marrige and eating meat on certain days
-Vickings wher scared of eternal damnation after life
-Greenland bulit up a whole new society built around christianity.
- the new christian god was clased as mean and judgy
- in 886 AD an entire army came to England
- viking helmets with horns are actually a modern design.
- vikings are not only what we think they are
- what they did, thought and belived was dangerous.
- The Vickings had flamboyant hairstyles that they found atractive
-vickings live mostly of a diet of fish becaus ethey where on the coast line
-In berken the first vickings originated from
-It happened 1200 years ago
-The vickings wehre sophicticated traders not just traders
-They where epic adventurers
-The vickings where greatly influency by rome
- Many vikings were warriors
- people remaines were found in 770 AD.
- many were burried in a longship to take him to an afterlife.
Viking wasn't something you just wore, it was something that you did.
- The ships carried slaves, stolen loot and food.
- Bergen, resting place of viking ship that dates from the beggining of the viking age
- the ships are made from many craftsman.
- many different materials to make the longship.
- vikings were capable of many more things than we thought
- were many carving on the longships
-osberg ship 1840ad is the biggest preserved vicking ships it has very advanceed tecnical
- Vikings burried their bodies with swords body was burried in a ship, aparently to protect from gods etc
-viking longboat is a icon
-Oslo has a resting ship
-the longboats where advanced tecnology
- rock carvings covered in ice during winter
- rock carvings were submerged
- it was their only place with fresh water and that is why they curved the rocks where they did
- rosk carvings are foud all over scandanavia from thousands of years ago.
- the people who did the rock carvings were familiar with the long ships because there was carvings of very detailed longship.
- the stone ship was 3000 years old.
- it is hiddedn in a forest
-many were graves
- every rock is symbolic to the vikings
- it was much easier to travel on the sea that the land this is because of the moountainous conditions.
- over 50,000 islands
- survival depended on the land.
- how sucessfully you could grow crops and keep animals alive
- many long and and dark winters.
- hard to keep the animals alive and it was very thin soil which made it hard to grow crops.
- difficult to grow crops in Scandinavia because of cold winters
-reveals how bronze age people thrived, 3,000
-effort to build the mountains
-over 150 people to build them working for months
-families who were buried on the mountains had control over them
- it was hard to get food and water
- wikings drink bark, honey, weat, water and cranberries.
- it was hard to keep food during winter
- super hard to get meat during winter.
- hard to survive during winter for the vikings
- you would have to prepare for the long and dark winters
- You drink a bark, honey and cranberries which would last you through a cold winter night
- They ate marinated pork in the winter
- they used sheetskin as blankets
- in britian people lived in round houses.
-viking longhouses would appear 2000 years later
- Copen Hagan a family has been carefully preserved
- you could tell by how he has dressed himself a bit about his personality.
- he was big and took care of his appearance
- he was the centre of his family.
- he lived a good and long wealthy life
- scandavia was alway divided.
- in the south it was easy to grow crops and in the west it was very difficult.
- they were also warriors.
- vikings wore animal skins
- could see personality from how he styled his hair because is was so preserved
-could see how they were wealth wise after the preservation they have been through
- many places the vikings traveled to they settled there and build new cities
- they preserved a family for over 3000 years.
- The wealthiest people where the healthiest and lived the longest on good diets

Reflections:
i found it interesting that vikings preserved a whole faily for over 3000 years and that you could tell by thier bone if the were wealthy and had a good diet.]]> 2020-02-12 02:38:58 UTC https://padlet.com/mrsparkle1972/q2ih4qic67tx/wish/444126731 VIKING DOCO https://padlet.com/mrsparkle1972/q2ih4qic67tx/wish/444126807 Evan Dalmau

second half of ninth century
viking ship was going off course
landed on iceland
not raiders but exploreres/adventurers
danes crossed north sea colonizing
norwegians
ambitious young men
fast and monueverable warships
crewed by as few as six men
they needed the sun otherwise they were lost at sea
bergen to shetland
800 ad onwards
stayed at jarlshof
foundations for seven long rectangular buildings
may have been using primitive saunas
lamps, fishing tattle
glove
community of around 10,000 vikings
shetland northwest to iceland in the late ninth century
debris from a volcanic eruption around 872 AD
first settlements were on the coast where there were easy prey water
rotten shark put in a box and left in the sand for about two weeks
hetclut errupted in 984 ad
fleet of 25 ships out into the north atlantic in hopes of finding a new colony
went to greenland then newfoundland
thought they sailed down east side of north america
their reach was fat greater than other european empries
althing group of five farmers in 930 ad - viking parliament
gave birth to oldest democracy in the whole world
travelled south to scandanavia and down to denmarks capital Copenhagen
trelleborg fortress 937 ad
Harald bluetooth
graves of Scandinavias very first christians
oldest christian graves in 850 ad
religious revolution in 970 ad when -harald bluetooth announced the national religion of his country was christianity
-jesus emerging from a thorn bush monument
-norweigan states were being born
-meat could only be eaten on certain days

]]> 2020-02-12 02:39:14 UTC https://padlet.com/mrsparkle1972/q2ih4qic67tx/wish/444126807 Viking Doco https://padlet.com/mrsparkle1972/q2ih4qic67tx/wish/444126828 Finley Holland
*ship went off course and ended up in Iceland
* good at making boats sails
* farms
*they let shark rot then would eat it
* they found a glove that was over 1000 years old and made out of wool
* vikings were christian
* graves of christian burials
* Harald Bluetooth
* Althing- Vikings parliament
*epic adventures
* vikings were buried in their ship to be taken to Valhalla
* faro rock carving
*ansarve stone ship
*surviving a Scandinavian winter was hard to survive
* marinated raw meat
* 3000 year old family
* Norwegian vikings ventured the furthest
*
Reflection
they kept a 3000 year old family and the would also eat rotten shark ]]> 2020-02-12 02:39:18 UTC https://padlet.com/mrsparkle1972/q2ih4qic67tx/wish/444126828 VIKING DOCO https://padlet.com/mrsparkle1972/q2ih4qic67tx/wish/444126845 Mary N
-Ship went off course and landed in Iceland in 19th century.
-Vikings became explorers
-Danes crossed North Sea
-Colonizing
-The vikings were notorious because of their ships
-Boats had sails
-Depended on sun to find their way
-Little farming land
-Needed to find more land to raid and settle
-Treasure, buildings and remains of vikings were found
-Shetland was raided
-Vikings lived in stone houses
-The first settlement was at the coast
-Foundations of seven rectangular buildings were found
-Lamps, fishing tattle, glove was found
-Their diet consisted of fish, whales and seal and even rotten shark
-In 872CE there was a volcano eruption
-Vikings went to Greenland then Newfoundland then to the east side of North America
-In the middle of the tenth century the Danes were ruled by a new dynasty
-Christianity dominated other religions and spread throughout Europe after the Roman Empire ended
-Christianity started from Scandinavia
-All over Scandinavia, Vikings worshiped a new God
-Danes were forced to worship God
-Harold Bluetooth
-Christianity gave many people a right to rule
-In about 100 years, all of Scandinavia were Christian
-There was many rules revolving around Christianity, meat could only be eaten on certain days
- In 886 AD an entire army came to England
-The vikings were sophisticated traders
-They traded silks, silver etc.
-Slaves, food, stolen loot were carried by the ships
-Traveled around Asia
-They were untainted by the written law and Christianity
-The horns on helmets are a modern design
-They were buried with their ship to go to Valhalla
-Valhalla a is believed to be the afterlife where people go after they die
-Oslo is the place where the finest viking ship is located
-Rock carving was found and was submerged in ice
-The carving was made out to be dragons
-some rocks were graves
-Vikings traveled by sea because it was easier
-In winter it was hard to grow crops
-Gotland and Compenhagen were 100 miles apart
-Hard to keep animals alive
-Keeping food and especially meat were a problem
-Vikings drank fermented drinks made of cranberries and honey and ate marinated meat
-Vikings wore animal skin to be warm and made blankets out of them
-There weren't just expert boat builders, they were warriors
-Vikings were fierce warriors because if they died, they went to Valhalla
REFLECTION
The most interesting fact I've learned is that Vikings were fierce warriors because even if they died, they would go to Valhalla (the afterlife). I've always wondered what made them fierce warriors.

]]> 2020-02-12 02:39:21 UTC https://padlet.com/mrsparkle1972/q2ih4qic67tx/wish/444126845 Viking DOCO https://padlet.com/mrsparkle1972/q2ih4qic67tx/wish/444126965 Tyler Vuong
-Bergen not much farming land
-were known to have fast ships
-they relied on the sun to find their way, they had to be flexible
-Shetland was the first stop
-Shetland had relics of farmer vikings
-glove knitted
-they went to Iceland
-they make rotten shark
-they had to be aware of the volcanoes
-they went to Greenland
-fortresses
-Christianity
-Harold being baptized
-Christianity changed life forever
- Jesus emerging from thorn bush monument
- they were also traders
-viking helmets didn't have horns
-what they thought and believed also made them dangerous
-buried in a ship to take him to Valhalla
-a viking isn't what you wear but what you did
-they were shaped by the sea and land
-they made drinks in winter to help them through the cold
-they sleep on rocks
-they live in roundhouses
-they preserve the dead bodies really well

Reflection
the most interesting fact I have learned was that they preserve the bodies really well]]> 2020-02-12 02:39:46 UTC https://padlet.com/mrsparkle1972/q2ih4qic67tx/wish/444126965 Viking DOCO https://padlet.com/mrsparkle1972/q2ih4qic67tx/wish/444127092 Eric Hong
-a ship was blown off course and landed in Iceland in the 19th century
-explorers and adventurers
-established a viking empire
-vikings were known for their fast warships: long boats
-there were not much farming space in Bergen
-they used the sun to find their way
-they first landed on Shetland
-archaeologists found foundations for long rectangular buildings
-archaeologists found a glove that was probably worn by a viking
-from Shetland- they continued west and went to Iceland
-the viking diet were: fish. seal and whales
-Iceland is a volcanic island
-from Iceland went to Greenland and then Newfoundland
-The vikings' helmets doesn't have horns
-vikings were sophisticated traders
-vikings even traveled to Asia and America
-Vikings were buried with their ship, to be taken to "Valhalla", their version of afterlife

REFLECTION:
Learning about how the vikings were excellent shipbuilders and their religion was really interesting for me.]]> 2020-02-12 02:40:06 UTC https://padlet.com/mrsparkle1972/q2ih4qic67tx/wish/444127092 VIKING DOCO https://padlet.com/mrsparkle1972/q2ih4qic67tx/wish/444127107 Marc
Vikings turned from raiding and exploring when a ship was blown off-course and landed on the shores of Iceland. The Vikings were notorious for warships. the ships were long, thin and streamlined. the Vikings were flexible about where they went. They were often never on course because used sun as a navigation tool. their ships were useful for everything. they raided shetland, driving off people, capturing some and pillaging. First settlements were on the coast where there was easy prey near water bodies. rotten shark put in a box and left in the sand for about two weeks was called a delicacy. Hetclut erupted in 984 AD. a fleet of 25 ships out into the North Atlantic in hopes of finding a new colony. They did make one in Greenland. They sailed down the east side of North America. Their reach was far greater than other European empires.
Althing group of five farmers in 930 AD gave birth to the Viking parliament, which then gave birth to the oldest democracy in the whole world. They travelled south to Scandinavia and down to Denmark's capital. Harald bluetooth was the first Viking ruler
graves of Scandinavians very first Christians. oldest Christian graves found in 850 AD. Harald Installed a stone monument. It had many colours but were washed away with time. The Vikings did't have horns on their helmets. they weren't just savage pirates, they were adventurers who'd travel to exotic Asia and america. It wasn't only what they did was the only way they were dangerous. a Viking isn't what you wear but what you did, thought and felt. the dead warriors were buried with their swords and then sent on a ship to Valhalla, where'd they fight alongside the Norse gods. the Viking longboat was made by many artisans.they and their culture was shaped by their ancestors and how the sea and land shaped them. The streamlined longboat was the key in all their success. the longboat was made first near in Gotland. people found a 3000-year-old monument ancient ship called ansarve. people were astounded by its sheer size. The Vikings found travelling by sea was easier than by. this was what shaped them to raid, plunder and kill in cold blood.winter where long and cold. there food was hard to preserve in the harsh conditions.
they continued north. The ships they made proves vikings were real people with a lot imagination.
Some evidence of earlier groups of vikings found on Gotland. People found a lake where rock carving was could've been a meeting place, to talk or trade or even carve rocks (rock art) and rock carvings have been found all over Scandinavia dating back thousands of years. every piece of these rocks are symbolic to the sea. It was often much easier to travel by sea than land because of mountainous land and the conditions.difficult to grow crops in Scandinavia because of cold winters. Historical evidence form the viking age reveals how bronze age people thrived 3,000 ago. Viking civilian's effort to build in the mountains.It took over 150 people to build them.

My REFLECTION:
Historical evidence form the viking age reveals how bronze age people thrived 3,000 ago.

]]> 2020-02-12 02:40:09 UTC https://padlet.com/mrsparkle1972/q2ih4qic67tx/wish/444127107 VIKING DOCO https://padlet.com/mrsparkle1972/q2ih4qic67tx/wish/444127479 Imy Howarth
-19th century
-explorers and adventurers
-viking ship washed up in Iceland
-raiding an colonizing
-little farming land
-"up and leave" to find more land
-boats had sails
-independent on the sun
-flexible of where they ended up
-Shetland already had raiding and pillaging
-Shetland supported a community of 10,000 vikings
-sailed somewhere further away
-872AD volcanic eruption
-fish, walrus, wales, seals is what they would eat
-rotten shark (viking specialty)
-1104 when volcano Hecla erupted
-25 ships sailed out to sea, some lost, people washed over board, some landed on rocks
-whole new society
-no king in charge
-Althing- viking parliament
-met for 800 years
- Copenhagen
-towards end of 10th century, vikings built loads more infrastructure
-Harold Bluetooth
-sine the end of the Roman empire, Christianity dominated Europe
-vikings followed Christianity
-vikings were some of he very first to take up Christian traditions
- built with a part of the boat
-king Harold witnessed a miracle
-Harold being baptized
-Christianity gave kings a right to rule and follow one God
-king was Christian
-all across the viking world was Christian
-raft of new laws
-new Christian God had new rules, like a "judge"
-most of Scandinavia was christian
-Harold made a huge stone monument
-with some of the christian rules, meat could only be eaten on certain days
-it was the vikings responsibility to know the laws
-they were hoping there was life after death
-the vikings navigated their ships without modern tech
-most knowledge about vikings is myth, like horned helmets
-in 886AD an entire army came to England
-viking helmets are more of a modern design
-Norway, Bergen set out from this coastline in Bergen
-they were not savage pirates, but traders
-epic adventures they would have
-vikings emerged from a unique culture
-it wasn't what they did that was dangerous, it was what they thought
-bones found buried with a sword (meant he was a warrior), that was the first of what they know of a true viking burial, that was set sail on a ship which is what they thought would carry him to the afterlife
-Bergen, resting place of viking ship that dates from the beginning of the viking age
-dragon carved in ship
-ship proves vikings were real people with imagination
-evidence of earlier groups of vikings found on Gotland
-long boat was key to everything they achieved
-sunken rock carving
-lake where rock carving was could've been a meeting place, to talk or trade or even carve rocks (rock art)
-rock carvings have been found all over Scandinavia dating back to thousands of years
-serpent head on rock carvings
-ansarve stone ship, only 3,000 years old
-shear scale
-many are graves, but not all of them
-every one of these rocks are symbolic to the sea
-often much easier to travel by sea than land because of mountainous land and the conditions
-huge land the vikings inhabited
-survival depended on land
-difficult to grow crops in Scandinavia because of cold winters
-reveals how bronze age people thrived, 3,000
-effort to build the mountains
-over 150 people to build them working for months
-families who were buried on the mountains had control over them
-molted wheat, honey and cranberries is what they would drink, fermented to last in the winter
-keeping food in winter was hard
-making plans for the winter, to have basics of life to survive
-if they got their plans right then they would've survived
-sheepskins blankets
-ate marinated pork
-longhouses would appear 2,000 years later
-could see personality from how he styled his hair because is was so preserved
-could see how they were wealth wise after the preservation they have been through
-2,000 years later the geography of he vikings land would change very much
-the Norwegian vikings ventured longest
-they were warriors
-most sophisticated ships of their time were well preserved, see carvings
-wore animal skins especially in winter to keep them warm
-sometimes they stayed where they left to trade or where they traveled
-they thought that they would die and go to the afterlife, if you died in battle you would have a very good afterlife
-they preferred to die in battle because otherwise you would die peacefully which isn't what was wanted
REFLECTION:
how they were so preserved and how you could tell if they were wealthy depending on what their bones looked like]]> 2020-02-12 02:41:24 UTC https://padlet.com/mrsparkle1972/q2ih4qic67tx/wish/444127479 Viking Doco https://padlet.com/mrsparkle1972/q2ih4qic67tx/wish/444127682 Darcy James Lyons
-viking ship blown off the sea pushed onto new island -
-viking runes
-danes crossed north sea
-bergan norway vicious young men
-fast warships need sturdy vessels to carry food supplies men woman children -dependent on the sun ---------flexible where they ended up
-striked out to settle in to new ----------lands head to shetland in --------------shetland raided and pillaged long ---rectangle buildings viking farmers supported 10000 vikings daring journeys from shetland to ice land ---late ninth century.first settlements on the shore easy prey like fish they ate rotten shark and black death like a vodca shot iceland volcanic island iceland to greenland built a whole new society no king decided about to start new laws -harold bluetooth
-vikings decided on starting christianity
Darcy Lyons
-flexible of where they ended up
-Shetland already had raiding and pillaging
-Shetland supported a community of 10,000 vikings
-sailed somewhere further away
-872AD volcanic eruption
-fish, walrus, wales, seals is what they would eat
-rotten shark
-1104 when volcano Hecla erupted
-25 ships sailed out to sea, some lost, people washed over board, some landed on rocks
-whole new society
-no king in charge
-Althing- viking parliament
-met for 800 years
- Copenhagen
-towards end of 10th century, vikings built loads more infrastructure
-Documentary 2
-York
-turned into a massive viking city
-no horn on helmets
-flamboint hairstyles
- meat could only be eaten on certain days
-Norway specific bergan
8th century
first raiders started to attack new places
-sophisticated traders
running silks silver slaves and booty
- remains the early remains the first vikings
-buried with sword classic burying
-carrying responsibility on his family
-something you did as a viking heading out to the open seas
-the longboat icon of their age
-dates from the beginning
many craftsman
-sea serpents
-incredible culture evolution
-heading east to heart of boltic
-gotland
-bronze age rock carving
-why is there a rock out there
-meeting place in gotland
- ancient ship pieces
-domainated is what the water did
in the boltic 50,000 islands

-fjords
-survival depended on the land
-wealthy farmers
- was rich farming land for crops and animals
-longhouses
reflection
i learnt that they where all really intelligent people not just savage murderers and that theres alot more to the story]]> 2020-02-12 02:42:01 UTC https://padlet.com/mrsparkle1972/q2ih4qic67tx/wish/444127682 Viking Documentary https://padlet.com/mrsparkle1972/q2ih4qic67tx/wish/444128039 Jak Van De Velde

some people carved there own viking runes.

the vikings where victorious fighters and skilled sailors.

there ship went off course and landed in Iceland.

most population were slaves, exterminated, or washed up.

relics of farms still survive and the house were made by the vikings.

they came to Iceland in the late 19 century.

viking restaurant. Iceland is a volcanic island.

the viking would build a new whole place to live.

the viking changed there religion to Christianity.

trolls were used to get rid of evil spirits.

vikings came from a unique culture

he was put in a ship to sail Valhalla

the stone ship of anstarvey

the had the salt of the sea going through the vikings viens

the people had a good life even with the bad weather

Reflection:
they live on a volcanic area

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where the vikings went some stayed and some sailed away for more land to trade and live.
Christians got burred with boats
they always trade what they have stolen the only viking with a true viking funeral. the vikings where good craftsmen but also very smart for there time gotland is a meting place for the vikings they have many stone carvings and stone ships they thought is was easier to travail by sea. the north is not the best for farming but the south is perfect. winter where long and cold. there food was hard to preserve in the harsh conditions.
they continued north to take the land and make it trading ground.

reflection:
they ate rotten shark and it was good. they made tea and preserved it for so long that we can have the same tea

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200 yrs ago was terror.

What Vikings thought was dangerous.

stone ship 4000 yrs old.

survival depended on the land.

60 yrs avredge death age

reflection: they sent people to valhala by burning boat

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