Vikings: Raiders, Traders and Settlers Quiz

This famous Gotland picture stone has six panels containing mythological, religious and martial background. One of the panels appears to show a sacrifice. Where is this stone?

This Norse Period round church is on the Orkney Mainland. Whereabouts is it exactly?

The inscription on this 4^th century gold bracteate has the earliest known reference to the god Odin. Where was this bracteate found?

This gold Arabic dinar is a fake made by a Viking. It was found in Eastern England. In which county was it found?

The Viking Age Kanhave Canal cuts across a small Danish Island. Which island is that?

These two small boats were found in a Viking Ship Burial. Which burial?

The drawing shows a scene from the Gosforth Cross in which sentry for the Æsir who lives in Himinbjörg by Bifröst, the rainbow bridge that leads to Ásgarð, where he stands guard with his horn Gjöll. What is the name of the sentry?

The Sea Stallion from Glendalough (Havhingsten fra Glendalough) is a replica of one of the Skudelev ships. Which Ship?

An important Viking Age hoard was found buried in this vessel. Which hoard was it?

The Valknut is an Early Germanic symbol. In the Viking Age it is closely connected with one of the Norse gods. Which God?