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Discover the history of the Vikings, fierce warriors who invaded Britain over 1000 years ago. Learn about their origins, conquests, beliefs, and legacy in this intriguing presentation. Explore the Viking culture, gods, and alphabet. Watch a captivating video and listen to a song about the Vikings. Unravel the mysteries of these legendary seafarers!
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The Vikings !!! By Holly Bailey April 21st 2017
The Vikings were fierce warriors that invaded and took over Britain over 1000 years ago ( 787 AD ). The Vikings first invaded Lindisfarne off the coast of north east England. In 793 AD Vikings attacked the Christian monastery at Lindisfarne in Northumbria. They were pagans, not Christians like most people in Britain. The monasteries were easy to attack because the monks that lived there had no weapons. Instead they had valuable treasures, such as gold, jewels and books. There was food, drink, cattle, clothes and tools too - tempting for greedy Vikings !!! Who were the Vikings ?
Where did the Vikings come from ? The Vikings came from three countries of Scandinavia : Norway, Denmark and Sweden. The name 'Viking' comes from a language called ‘Old Norse’ and means ‘pirate invade’ .
The Vikings built longboats so that they could swiftly and silently sail across the sea to England. How did the Vikings get to England ?
Some days of the week were named after Viking gods. There names are Tyr ( Tuesday ) , Odin ( Wednesday ) , Thor ( Thursday ) and Freyja ( Friday ) . The Vikings believe that if you die in honour, glory or in battle you get sent to VALHALLA ( Viking heaven ), but if you die for a silly or dishonourable reason you get sent to HELL !!! The Viking gods and death
The Viking alphabet Look at this picture of the confusing Viking alphabet..
Thank you for watching my PowerPoint presentation Here is a video This is a song : https://www.bing.com/videos/search?q=vikings+horrible+histories&&view=detail&mid=C4DBA1504FD515FAE647C4DBA1504FD515FAE647&FORM=VRDGAR Or you can search up Horrible Histories Vikings