Mike Nottis that is what I’ve heard, but those sails didn’t quite look like it. I wondered is the warp might have been flax or nettle making it linen which is tougher when wet but not as easy to spin and ply as is wool. For a sail for a dragon boat the combination might be good.
Fish and emergency supply of food. Water was a problem, they had some but probably needed rain to supplement it. Sleeping was no issue plenty of space, perhaps a problem when going back with plunder. They had an amazing toilet called "the sea".
They settled there later on, I think. But they weren't native to Finland. The Finns had their own language that wasn't Germanic, and their own mythology.
e causey True enough, I guess there may only be two shifts like 12 on 12 off, seems like the sleep one might encounter crossing the freakin ocean in one of these things might be awful.
Wonderful. Fast & efficient design & construction. Was there any way of covering all or part of the deck to shed water in a storm? I’ll bet they had to do a lot of bailing.
I am the soul of RAGNAR LOTHBROK . I remember well my time in 860 AD when we wanted to conquer the world . but even we were limited in our power , for our epoch lasted only 250 years , then we perished or settled somewhere . people , it was a beautiful time that will never come again . our souls now live in vahalla with the gods who take good care of us . when we look at you here on earth , we wish never to come back to this world . you do not have beautiful times , and it hurts us to see what has become of humanity . no honour , no backbone . i wish you a beautiful life in spite of everything . your RACKNAR LOTHBROCK of valhalla
It must have taken them ten years to build each boat taken into consideration tree felling. taking it to the assembly area, feeding the workers, cutting the wood, trimming the wood, building the boat, smithing the iron nails, raising the babies of the group, hunting the elk or deer or whatever to feed the group, and then assembling it. Wow.
I didn't know vikings know to speak English language! I think the story have more credibility if the producers make the film in them language, english is not an universal language, is just my opinion.
you've seen the series? the speak nordic languages, but it's english for us. When they meet other nations and foreign people you hear them speak the old nordic language
@@tylerdurden6937 still if is for youtube l think the producers was better to create this "film" in them language, but l know is easier to make in english, some people think is an easy language and universal, globalisation. Is just my oppinion.
They're showing clips of the TV show Vikings. Only the audience hears it as English, but they're speaking Old Norse. When there's scenes when they meet foreigners, we hear their actual main language.
This is sooo deceptive! No one has EVER seen a viking longboat! They only found a piece of wood that had originally been a viking ship however, although preserved under the sedement at the bottom of the water, was totally crushed!!! They than asked an artist to paint a vicking ship, he said how do I do that when I never saw one? They told him, if you were a viking, what would your ship look like? He painted a painting from his imagination and they than took the crushed wood, pressed here, added pieces there and viola! A viking ship!!!??? How do I know this? Because the people in Scandinavia, including the museum who printed the book sold neer the exhibit clearly state this as they are simply honest people!!! It’s ALL science fiction!!! Stop the lies!!!
"When I was on the crew, I was a midshipmen, which means I was located on the middle of the ship"
who woulda thunk
Floki not trusting his ship
Take more than one dude with eye liner to build a longship?????..
What were the sails made of?
Plastic.
They were made of wool boys and girls.
Mike Nottis that is what I’ve heard, but those sails didn’t quite look like it. I wondered is the warp might have been flax or nettle making it linen which is tougher when wet but not as easy to spin and ply as is wool. For a sail for a dragon boat the combination might be good.
I guess they never ate, slept, pooped or pissed on a viking long ship?
The ocean and river can actually serve all those purposes no? Just bring clean water and some emergency food.
Fish and emergency supply of food. Water was a problem, they had some but probably needed rain to supplement it. Sleeping was no issue plenty of space, perhaps a problem when going back with plunder. They had an amazing toilet called "the sea".
Thx Gentleman for informative replies.👍🏽
Did Finland have Vikings?
No,I don't thinks so.Even their language is different.
today, definetly since some vikings settled there
They settled there later on, I think. But they weren't native to Finland. The Finns had their own language that wasn't Germanic, and their own mythology.
Where and how could somebody possibly sleep on those things?
e causey True enough, I guess there may only be two shifts like 12 on 12 off, seems like the sleep one might encounter crossing the freakin ocean in one of these things might be awful.
Viking didn't need sleep
As a former sailer with the US Navy I can assure you that when really tired you can sleep anywhere.
@e causey My god, you are an idiot.
The Frisians had the same ships as the Vikings actually..
Source?
Wonderful. Fast & efficient design & construction. Was there any way of covering all or part of the deck to shed water in a storm? I’ll bet they had to do a lot of bailing.
I would imagine that they could erect a simple tent that would work well enough. If your at sea your not staying dry
I’m sure they tried to avoid storms all together by having good meteorologist skills and I know they only went on pirate missions when it was summer
Obviously the Frank's never lived inside a fjord.
Didn’t know the Vikings spoke English
They came up with a bunch of the words that we still use today, so yeah a bit.
Fulkrom that’s cool I didn’t know that
Now you know
Fitrian Hidayat yes, that’s a good observation
Modern english is part anglo saxon and old norse if i remember correctly
I am the soul of RAGNAR LOTHBROK . I remember well my time in 860 AD when we wanted to conquer the world . but even we were limited in our power , for our epoch lasted only 250 years , then we perished or settled somewhere . people , it was a beautiful time that will never come again . our souls now live in vahalla with the gods who take good care of us . when we look at you here on earth , we wish never to come back to this world . you do not have beautiful times , and it hurts us to see what has become of humanity . no honour , no backbone . i wish you a beautiful life in spite of everything . your RACKNAR LOTHBROCK of valhalla
It must have taken them ten years to build each boat taken into consideration tree felling. taking it to the assembly area, feeding the workers, cutting the wood, trimming the wood, building the boat, smithing the iron nails, raising the babies of the group, hunting the elk or deer or whatever to feed the group, and then assembling it. Wow.
You are being sarcastic right?
Pretty sure Polynesian ships were jst as good if not better
I didn't know vikings know to speak English language! I think the story have more credibility if the producers make the film in them language, english is not an universal language, is just my opinion.
Well its on youtube, which was designed by people who speak English...
you've seen the series? the speak nordic languages, but it's english for us. When they meet other nations and foreign people you hear them speak the old nordic language
@@tylerdurden6937 still if is for youtube l think the producers was better to create this "film" in them language, but l know is easier to make in english, some people think is an easy language and universal, globalisation. Is just my oppinion.
They're showing clips of the TV show Vikings. Only the audience hears it as English, but they're speaking Old Norse. When there's scenes when they meet foreigners, we hear their actual main language.
By all the time they spent in England they would have learned English, wouldn't they?
This is sooo deceptive! No one has EVER seen a viking longboat! They only found a piece of wood that had originally been a viking ship however, although preserved under the sedement at the bottom of the water, was totally crushed!!! They than asked an artist to paint a vicking ship, he said how do I do that when I never saw one? They told him, if you were a viking, what would your ship look like? He painted a painting from his imagination and they than took the crushed wood, pressed here, added pieces there and viola! A viking ship!!!??? How do I know this? Because the people in Scandinavia, including the museum who printed the book sold neer the exhibit clearly state this as they are simply honest people!!! It’s ALL science fiction!!! Stop the lies!!!