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Jiang treats Viking culture as practical, utilitarian, poor, and egalitarian; high-status warriors were not sharply separated from independent farmers.
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Practicality
Jiang treats Viking culture as practical, utilitarian, poor, and egalitarian; high-status warriors were not sharply separated from independent farmers.
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"Okay? And they would do this multiple times during the Viking Age. So what's important for us to understand is that these Viking raids..."
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"You might get stuck on your boat, or your enemy could yank it off you, okay? So these were extremely practical and utilitarian people...."
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