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Publication date: 25th October 2011 by Podcast Author: Professor Rosamond McKitterick. CPD Author: Rob Guyver. Producer: Simon Brown
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The Vikings - Primary E-CPD
The purpose of this unit is to provide for teachers' subject knowledge on the Vikings. This reflects a need for up-to-date and scholarly historical knowledge, but this also demonstrates that it is essential to see the Vikings as having diversified experiences and impacts over time in a variety of geographical contexts - European, Mediterannean and North Atlantic.
Vikings CPD
Introduction Who were the Vikings? Why should we stop thinking of the Vikings as violent marauders? The Vikings as Traders Founding and developing towns Pagan Viking Times and Christian Viking Times Did Viking Paganism influence Christianity? In what ways were Vikings political? The relationship between the Franks and Vikings Was the Danelaw a separate Viking State? The Viking Settlers and Anglo-Saxon Rule Were the Normans migrated Vikings? Why didn't the Normans retain a Norse like language? How have the Vikings been interpreted over time? Overview - Books, Chapters and LinksAvailable to HA Members
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