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The Vikings' raider reputation is partly an archive effect: a violent minority attacked monasteries, and literate monks preserved the hostile memory.
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Viking Raids
The Vikings' raider reputation is partly an archive effect: a violent minority attacked monasteries, and literate monks preserved the hostile memory.
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"...of the Viking expansion. And the yellow are written records, documented Viking raids in Europe. And as you can see, there's a lot of..."
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"they would come in, and they would take these books, the Bible, rip out the pages, and keep the gold, and then leave. Okay?..."
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"...when there was the first recorded, written down, incident of a Viking raid on a monastery in Europe. And this is really the first,..."
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"...Age. So what's important for us to understand is that these Viking raids would drive population growth in Scandinavia, and then this would drive..."
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"...had is, well, why didn't the Europeans adapt themselves to these Viking raids? Some did, okay, but most didn't. And the reason why is..."
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