However, the Vikings did not colonize North America on a large scale, at least compared to what Europeans did after 1492. So ...

has identified another likely Viking site on the southernmost tip of Newfoundland, and that could rewrite the story of the colonization of North America. Quantities of slag testify to the visitors ...

Indeed, the Viking Age, from A.D. 800-1100 ... which facilitated far-flung trade networks and the colonization of Iceland, Greenland, and America. The knarr drew on similar design principles ...

As well as settling in Britain, they established Viking colonies in France, and used rivers to travel deep into Russia. Not only did the Vikings travel to Scotland, they also sailed west into the ...