This book takes you back in time to Earl Knut's Viking farm in the year 890 AD, where you see how his family lived together in a longhouse, and what it was really like to live in these harsh times. Knut and other Viking warriors go on a raid to Ireland, loot a monastery and celebrate the victory wit...
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Details
Book binding :Paperback
Preservation state :3. Good
Publication Date :12/07/2024
Year of edition :0
Authors :Anne Civardi James Graham-Campbell
Number of pages :32
This book takes you back in time to Earl Knut's Viking farm in the year 890 AD, where you see how his family lived together in a longhouse, and what it was really like to live in these harsh times. Knut and other Viking warriors go on a raid to Ireland, loot a monastery and celebrate the victory with a feast on their return.
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