Wikingerkrieger mit Schwertern und Schilden in Largs, Schottland, Großbritannien. 9. September 2017. Die Schlacht von Largs (2. Oktober 1263) Nachinszenierungsereignis der Schwerter von Dalriada, lebende Geschichtsgruppe des 13.. Jahrhunderts. Es war ein unentschlossenes Engagement zwischen den Königreichen von Norwegen und Schottland, am Firth of Clyde in der Nähe von Largs, Schottland. Der Konflikt bildete einen Teil der norwegischen Expedition gegen Schottland im Jahr 1263, in der Haakon Haakonarson, König von Norwegen, versuchte, die norwegische Souveränität über die westliche Küste Schottlands zu bekräftigen.

• Bildanbieter: MediaWorldImages / Alamy Stock Foto
• Bild-ID: K58MBA
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• Format: 3600 x 2400 px | 30,5 x 20,3 cm | 12 x 8 inches | 300dpi
• Aufnahmedatum: 9. September 2017
• Ort: Largs, United Kingdom

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The Vikings were Norse seafarers, who traveled the ocean trading and raiding to their hearts content. They sailed all over Europe and although they were mostly traders, they were also pillagers and Viking warriors are known to be some of the most ferocious. All Viking men were required to own weapons, and were permitted to carry them at all times. Many Viking warriors would use axes which was strange for the time. They would also use swords and spears. At the start of a battle Viking warriors would fire off arrows but would normally switch to swords later. This was because bows and arrows were less honourable than swords. Berserkers were warriors that would work themselves into a battle frenzy so much that they ignored pain and injury. Often, there would be many berserkers formed into groups and would be set loose on the enemy as shock troops. The berserkers believed that the god Odin would personally protect them from harm and so they often wore no armor into battle. There is only speculation as to what a berserker really was, as there are no accurate records of them. The word berserk comes from two words, ‘ber’ meaning bear and ‘serk’ meaning shirt. This probably means that these battle frenzied super warriors more likely wore bear skin shirts to battle as a symbol of their status.

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