An Archaeologist Sailed the Seas Using Only Viking Tech. Here’s What He Learned

Vikings were from 800 to 1050 CE, 800 to 1050, Iceland, Greenland, and even in Iceland, Greenland, and even Iceland, and even Iceland, and even Iceland, and even Iceland, Iceland, and even giant Scandinavian fighters and sailors. Most scholars about Viking Marine Networks are related to the beginning and end points. After all, they could have taken any routes between them. To illuminate this spaces, an archaeologist decided to watch through the traces of the Vikings or more precisely, their awakening.

To reset the maritime routes, the University of Lund Greer Jarrett, a number of experimental trips waved a functional viking-like boat along the Norwegian coast. First of all, he hoped that the archaeologist will understand that the Archaeologist and Viking sailors would most sense to seek refuge for shelter. In this way, he set four natural ports that can serve as pitstops hundreds of years ago.

“We often know about the start and ending moments of trade, which occurred only during the Viking Age. statement. “This centralized port network, located in the hypothesis, small islands and peninsulas, was the center of the Viking age to make trading effectiveness.”

Jarrett and its crew between September 2021 and 2022, 15 sailing trials and about three weeks of testing of seven different Nordic clinker boats: Traditional, small, open, wooden sailboats used in the Nordic regions are almost 2,000 years. It was not always a smooth sail, once, once a pounds, 15 miles (25 kilometers) from the coast, they had two pounds to provide the sail until they returned to the area. In general, they covered 1494 nautical miles.

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The experienced archaeologist had to shelter the “Havens” along the Maritime Route, fierce water, swelling and winds and provide a good view of the sea. In addition, they needed to be visible in several boats, which are approaching and are effective in different directions and visible to the “transition zone” (visible between the coastal areas between the coastal areas between the partnerships and inland areas.

Along with these criteria, Jarrettin investigation is a digital reconstruction of the Viking age level, a digital reconstruction of sailing roads from the pre-established knowledge and traditional 19th and 20th century sailors and fishermen. The archaeologist also clarified that his work was treated to long-distance Viking expeditions than travel for the raid and war purposes.

“This study is trying to oppose the general academic biases for emphasis, ground and textual resources and worldviews in the practical sea,” he said learnArchaeological method and theory magazine in the beginning of this month.

This way claims four potential Viking Viking. Throughout the Norwegian coast, there are different rates of archeological evidence that existed in these distant places each of the past people. It is the first to offer Jarrett, Viking, Viking, where there can be hole stops along sea travel.

“The possible Viking age list,” said a diagram in the study, “It is designed as job documents that can be formed by future archeological research and excavations.

It should be noted that with the digital reconstruction of the Viking-Period of the Viking-Period, experimental travels can never prove to the degree of direct archeological evidence of Viking. Nevertheless, a prospect of Jarrett, sometimes creative and practical approaches such as a different perspective to solve a problem. It remains to see the inspiration for future archeological research.