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Viking raiders depended on the speed and manoeuvrability of their longships to carry out their deadly attacks.

A look at Viking warfare and raids, the famed Viking longship and the Vikings in North America.

The role of the sea in dictating the lifestyle of the Vikings is crucial to understand, given their proximity to the ocean and their reliance upon it.

One thousand year-old Viking longships mark Norway's proud seafaring history at an Oslo museum, leaving in no doubt just who ruled the waves during the Viking Age.

The Knarr was a trading, cargo and exploration vessel which, although lesser-known than the longship, was essential for Vikings to trade, travel and explore.

Paganfest 2008 brought together some of today's finest Folk, Pagan and Viking metal bands.

Longships drifting to shore through the mist, bands of warriors charging each other across fields, blood, violence and gallons of ale, the Vikings are back!

Steep Holm in the Bristol Channel is just under half a mile from East to West, and only a quarter of a mile wide - its highest elevation is 256 feet.

Hogmanay is celebrated all over Scotland on New Year's Eve. This important Scottish festival boasts a burning clavie, Vikings, swinging fireballs and "first-footing."