Presents an introduction to the Vikings, in simple text with illustrations, providing information on their beliefs, traditions, explorations, legends, and culture.
Presents an illustrated history of the Vikings that chronicles their origins in Scandinavia during the first millennium AD to the late period of fifteenth-century Greenland.
Presents full-color illustrated photographs and drawings describing the history and culture of the Viking civilization including their religion and methods of burial, shipbuilding, Viking raids and fortifications, daily life, and much more.
A color-illustrated children's guide to the clothes, tools, beliefs, ships, feasts, and livelihoods of Vikings, which includes step-by-step instructions for related projects.
Explores the culture of the Vikings through a look at the lives of warrior kings, upper class men and women, farmers and settlers, artisans and artists, merchants and traders, warriors, poets and rune masters, and slaves, and explains how historians learn about ancient civilizations.
Describes the culture and daily lives of the Vikings, at sea and at home, discussing such topics as homes, meals, trade, recreation, storytelling, religion, weapons and war, and women and children.
Presents an introduction to Vikings, including information on who they were, where they lived, how they explored, and what kind of ships they built. Includes time line and glossary.
