This peninsula is a naturally fortified site in Orkney. Excavations here show that the settlement was probably the stronghold of a Viking chieftain. Where is it?

This runestone records the name of king who “made the Danes Christians”. Who was that king?

This ship-shaped stone setting is the excavated remains of a ship burial on the Isle of Man. Where is it?

This 9th century stone sculpture shows warriors attacking with Viking-style swords and battle axes. Where is this stone?

The Viking Age Kanhave canal (shown by the arrows in the aerial photo) cuts across a Danish Island. Which Island?

This Gotlandic picture stone shows a warrior riding on an eight-legged horse being welcomed into Valhalla by a Valkyrie holding a drinking horn. Which picture stone is this?

The image shows a digital reconstruction of a ‘god house’ or pagan temple excavated in Norway. Where was this excavation?

This decorated axe head has given its name to a Viking Age style of art. Which art style is it?

This is one of three phallic figures found on an excavated pagan cult site in Sweden. Where was that site?

In the ninth-century a Viking carved his name on the parapet of a gallery in a church that was very distant from his homeland. Where was that church?