Much, however, remains a mystery about North America’s earliest known Viking settlement. Scientists have not found evidence that it was in use past 1050, but they do not know exactly when it ...

Long-lost North American Viking settlement was in Canada, say archaeologists. Site described in Norse sagas would be only second early European camp identified in the Americas ...

Some had suggested that L’Anse aux Meadows in Newfoundland could be Vinland, but there is one problem: Despite being the only confirmed Viking settlement in North America, it sits too far north.

However, they weren't the first Europeans to make the voyage to North America. After establishing settlements in Iceland and Greenland in the ninth and 10th centuries A.D., the Vikings reached ...

In “American Vikings,” his detailed but brisk exploration of early Vikings settlements in North America — and of 19th-century Scandinavian pioneers in the Midwest — Martyn Whittock ...

To see the first Viking settlements in North America—found 500 years before Christopher Columbus set foot there—head to L’Anse Aux Meadows. The Vikings first arrived here from Greenland in ...

Vikings Vs American Werewolves in Viking Moon by by Joe Pruett and Marcelo Frusin from Image Comics in September 2025 ...

Rising seas and increased flooding may have helped chase Viking colonists out of Greenland, a new study has found. The study offers a new explanation to a medieval mystery: why Viking settlements o… ...

However, they weren't the first Europeans to make the voyage to North America. After establishing settlements in Iceland and Greenland in the ninth and 10th centuries A.D., the Vikings reached ...