Sources
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Museums22
- Armring fragment from Håringe, 528596_HST — Swedish History Museum
- Burials in the Iron Age — Swedish History Museum
- Christianity comes to Denmark — National Museum of Denmark
- Clothes and jewellery — National Museum of Denmark
- Comb with case from Tuna, 107730_HST — Swedish History Museum
- Dangerous journeys to Eastern Europe and Russia — National Museum of Denmark
- Dirham with runic inscription, 3001031 — Swedish History Museum
- Mästermyr axe, 107173_HST — Swedish History Museum
- Rune stones — National Museum of Denmark
- Sail: Skuldelev 2 — Viking Ship Museum, Roskilde
- Social order in the Viking Age — National Museum of Denmark
- The Oseberg ship — Museum of the Viking Age, Oslo
- The ship’s sail — Viking Ship Museum, Roskilde
- The silver hoards of the Vikings — National Museum of Denmark
- The Viking Age — National Museum of Denmark
- The Women in the Oseberg Grave — Museum of the Viking Age, Oslo
- Trade in the Viking period — National Museum of Denmark
- Unna’s stone — Swedish History Museum
- Viking expeditions and raids — National Museum of Denmark
- Women in the Viking Age — Historiska museet, Stockholm
- Women in the Viking Age — National Museum of Denmark
- Written sources shed light on Viking travels — National Museum of Denmark
Academic publications and international bodies7
- A female Viking warrior confirmed by genomics2017
- Ancient solar storm pinpoints Viking settlement in Americas2021
- Birka and Hovgården — UNESCO World Heritage List
- L’Anse aux Meadows National Historic Site — UNESCO World Heritage List
- Nordic clinker boat traditions — UNESCO Intangible Heritage2021
- Sagas and L’Anse aux Meadows — Parks Canada
- Þingvellir National Park — UNESCO World Heritage List2004
Reference articles94
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- Ahmad ibn Fadlan — Wikipedia
- Battle of Hastings — Wikipedia
- Battle of Stamford Bridge — Wikipedia
- Berserker — Wikipedia
- Bind rune — Wikipedia
- Birka grave Bj 581 — Wikipedia
- Bluetooth — Wikipedia
- Brattahlíð — Wikipedia
- Bryggen inscriptions — Wikipedia
- Carl Emil Doepler — Wikipedia
- Chain mail — Wikipedia
- Codex Regius — Wikipedia
- Dane axe — Wikipedia
- Danegeld — Wikipedia
- Danelaw — Wikipedia
- Deforestation in Iceland — Wikipedia
- Eastern Settlement — Wikipedia
- Elder Futhark — Wikipedia
- Erik the Red — Wikipedia
- Fólkvangr — Wikipedia
- Garðaríki — Wikipedia
- Gjermundbu helmet — Wikipedia
- Gokstad ship — Wikipedia
- Great Heathen Army — Wikipedia
- Greece runestones — Wikipedia
- History of the Faroe Islands — Wikipedia
- Holmgang — Wikipedia
- Holmgard — Wikipedia
- Hvalsey Church — Wikipedia
- Icelandic language — Wikipedia
- Ingólfr Arnarson — Wikipedia
- Ingvar runestones — Wikipedia
- Jelling stones — Wikipedia
- Jórvík — Wikipedia
- Kingdom of Dublin — Wikipedia
- Knarr — Wikipedia
- Landnámabók — Wikipedia
- Lewis chessmen — Wikipedia
- Lindisfarne — Wikipedia
- List of English words of Old Norse origin — Wikipedia
- Loki — Wikipedia
- Longhouse — Wikipedia
- Longship — Wikipedia
- Mead — Wikipedia
- Names of the days of the week — Wikipedia
- Norse colonization of North America — Wikipedia
- Norse funeral — Wikipedia
- Odin — Wikipedia
- Papar — Wikipedia
- Piraeus Lion — Wikipedia
- Poetic Edda — Wikipedia
- Primary Chronicle — Wikipedia
- Prose Edda — Wikipedia
- Ragnarök — Wikipedia
- Rök runestone — Wikipedia
- Rollo — Wikipedia
- Runes — Wikipedia
- Runestone — Wikipedia
- Runic inscriptions in Hagia Sophia — Wikipedia
- Rus (name) — Wikipedia
- Rus people — Wikipedia
- Rus’–Byzantine Treaty (911) — Wikipedia
- Seax — Wikipedia
- Seeress (Germanic) — Wikipedia
- Settlement of Iceland — Wikipedia
- Shield wall — Wikipedia
- Siege of Paris (845) — Wikipedia
- Skræling — Wikipedia
- Skuldelev ships — Wikipedia
- Skyr — Wikipedia
- Snorri Sturluson — Wikipedia
- Staraya Ladoga — Wikipedia
- Stockfish — Wikipedia
- Sun compass — Wikipedia
- Sunstone (medieval) — Wikipedia
- Tafl games — Wikipedia
- Thrall — Wikipedia
- Turf house — Wikipedia
- Tynwald — Wikipedia
- Ulfberht swords — Wikipedia
- Valhalla — Wikipedia
- Vanir — Wikipedia
- Varangian Guard — Wikipedia
- Varangians — Wikipedia
- Viking Age arms and armour — Wikipedia
- Viking revival — Wikipedia
- Viking sword — Wikipedia
- Vikings — Wikipedia
- Vinland sagas — Wikipedia
- Volga trade route — Wikipedia
- Walrus ivory — Wikipedia
- Yggdrasil — Wikipedia
- Younger Futhark — Wikipedia