The First ‘Viking’ Was A Bronze Age Man

Ellen Lloyd - AncientPages.com - The Vikings were feared, hated, and admired, and their rich history goes far back in time. The Vikings changed the course of European history, and their presence left a legacy in other parts of the world. How could they become so powerful and rich? How were they able to explore distant lands?

The First 'Viking' Was A Bronze Age Man

We tend to associate Vikings with great figures such as Ragnar Lodbrok, Ivar the Boneless, Erik the Red, and the mighty King Harald Hardrada, to name a few. However, before these men became famous and influential, the Bronze Age shaped Nordic civilization and laid the foundation for the Viking Age.

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