ART 478 / HIS 476 / HUM 476 / MED 476

The Vikings: History and ArchaeologyCourse Cancelled

Janet Elizabeth Kay

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Who were the Vikings, at home or abroad? How did their raiding and settlement change the history of the British Isles and western Europe? This course will study the political, cultural, and economic impact that Norse expansion and raiding had on early medieval Europe. It will also look at the changes in Scandinavia that inspired and resulted from this expansion. Sources will include contemporary texts, sagas and epic poetry, material culture, and archaeological excavations.

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