Viking-Age trade, network theory, silver economies, kingdom formation, and the
Scandinavian raiding and settlement of Ireland and Britain are all popular subjects …

The place-names in England that bear some degree of Scandinavian linguistic influence
resulting from the early medieval period of Viking settlement are located in three main …

Abstract Comparing Viking Age Norway and Denmark, the article examines the primary
proposition that as centers of authority become progressively more robust, violence will be …

Three-dimensional (3D) modelling techniques have high potential as an active research tool
in the study of human remains. The creation of 3D models from overlapping images …

The Viking Age (c. 750-1050 CE) is a period that is widely accepted, and to some extent
sensationalised, as a time of profound violence. The stereotype of the plundering seafaring …

The Scandinavian Viking armies that arrived in ninth-century England brought with them a
monetary system that relied heavily on silver measured by weight and fineness. Metal used …

The Viking as pirate is one of the oldest interpretational tropes connected with the predatory
maritime activities of the Scandinavian peoples between c. 750-1050 CE. Over the past …

The Vikings provides a concise but comprehensive introduction to the complex world of the
early medieval Scandinavians. In the space of less than 300 years, from the mid-eighth to …

Much of the debate about Scandinavian settlement in England has traditionally focused on
its chronology, and on the number of people involved: when and how many? There are …

This study investigates the distribution of Scandinavian loanwords in Late Modern English
(LModE) dialects, using Wright's (1898-1905) English Dialect Dictionary (EDD) as the …