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    Over 30 feet, use of 300 watts bulbs is highly recommended. These designers have 300 watts High Bay Norsemen, Suttons Bay and Glen Lake series Set for use at 18 to 20 feet apart to get about 20 to 45 candles. You can be assisted by these designers if you have any question relating to this. They can assist you greatly is setting up for you. All you are required…

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    End of the Roman Empire The Viking age spanned from 800 CE and 1000 CE, the Viking age marked the end of the Vendel Era which spanned from 550 CE and 793 CE, right after the Migration Period. This was during the dilapidation of the Roman Empire, the Western Roman Empire ultimately ended in 476 CE. The Franks, became the dominant ruler, the Byzantine Empire also known as the Eastern Roman Empire continued for another millennium before falling. Why did the Vikings Start Raiding? The Vikings are…

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    The Vikings or the norsemen were a group of people who lived and thrived between 793-1066 CE. They hail from Scandenavian countries like Denmark, Iceland and Norway. Although Vikings were primarily farmers and traders a small percentage of Vikings raided. Due to the Vikings having advances in technology- the longboats- they were able to travel and raid spreading their heritage and leaving behind a legacy that has largely influenced modern Europe. The Vikings had an impact on modern technology,…

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    history of Russia allows you to fathom why the people act in manners that may differ than your own. Russia as a country was not always as vast as it currently is, it was originally inhabited by Slavonic tribes who eventually to integrated with the Norsemen(Barford P.M.). This integration allowed for a society that started to become an advanced city culture. The progress that was made during this time period was destroyed by the invading Mongols who oppressed the people for almost three…

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    The first mythological reference that provides a new perspective for the reader to look at the story from is when Dumbledore mentions in the Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone to not enter the 3rd floor because it is extremely dangerous and might lead to their deaths. But when Harry and his compatriots find themselves in the out-of-bounds corridor by mistake, they come face-to-face to a three-headed monstrous dog guarding what it seemed like a trapdoor, drooling from all his mouths. (PS, p…

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    the increased political and financial strength of the monarchy, Spain could bear the costs of supporting exploration. Norse explorations and conquests in the North Atlantic eventually took Leif Ericsson to Newfoundland. Over the next few years the Norsemen made at least three different attempts at colonization. The significance of Columbus’ voyage is that it resulted in the first contact with America to have meaningful worldwide values. Columbus set sail for Asia with only three small ships.…

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    The Pessimistic Historian The historian is not fully prepared through the bland reading of textbooks written by others. Rather, it takes careful analysis of factual information gathered through the sifting of history itself. Although the myths and legends may speak of a great men and great cities, it can be found that those men were tyrants and the cities corrupt. Throughout history this has occurred: Caesar was said to be a great man, while Brutus, evil. Another example is of the city Rio, it…

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    Erik the Red was a Norwegian explorer who lived between 950–1000 CE. Then we have Odysseus was a Greek hero from the island of Ithaca. His quest was to go home. Both Eric the Red and Odysseus are both similar and in many ways and are different to each other. Erik the Red was born in 950 BCE. His actual name was Erik Thorvaldson. His father was Thorvald Asvaldson and Erik was the grandson of Osvald. When Eric was about ten years old his father Thorvald was exiled from Norway so, they…

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    Viking Identity

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    association with the Germanic peoples. (Griffiths and Harding 2015: 22) Thus when the Nazi party gained power, Aryan supports such as Gustaf Kossinna whose work on Norse/Vikings runes became incorporated in Germanic prehistory further equated Aryans to Norsemen and by association Germans. (Orrling 2000: 362) Like much of the Nazi ideology the blending of Norse/Viking as having purely Germanic origins is a stretch at best however, for Kossinna and Chamberlin the Vikings and other northern…

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    Iceland Research Paper

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    known to people long before that time” (Karlsson). There are stories of an island with fire spitting hills hidden within her. However, the Vikings weren’t frightened by the tales. “The history of Iceland is one of survival and prosperity. Settled by Norsemen from Scandinavia and Celts from the British Isles settled in the 9th and 10th centuries, Icelandic history has always been shaped by events on the larger political stage of the Nordic countries” (Gateway). Iceland has always been shaped by…

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