Home Art Literature Raids Religion Runes Settlement Ships Thing Sites Weapons Return to Main Menu Vikings: Raiders, Traders and Settlers Quiz 411 Vikings: Raiders, Traders and Settlers Quiz for students of the Oxford University online course "Vikings: Raiders, Traders and Settlers" Further information 1 / 10 Both Völuspá in the Poetic Edda and the Gylfaginning in the Prose Edda relate how the first two humans, were created from two driftwood trees by the gods. What were the names of the first two humans? Askr ok Embla Askr ok Eik Víðir ok Embla 2 / 10 In 2008, workmen digging trenches for electrical cables uncovered two early Viking ship burials. The ships dated to AD 650–700 and were probably built in Sweden. Where were these ship burials? Salme Voka Toila Further information 3 / 10 What style of Viking Art does this silver brooch display? The Ringerike Style The Mammen Style The Urnes Style Further information 4 / 10 Which Viking Art style is the ornament of this wind vane? Urnes Style Ringerike Style Mammen Style Further information 5 / 10 This Gotlandic picture stone shows Odin riding to Valhalla on his horse, Sleipnir in the upper panel, and a scene showing Wayland’s forge in the middle of the lower panel. Where in Gotland was the stone discovered? Ardre Hunninge Stora Hammars Further information 6 / 10 This gold Arabic dinar is a fake made by a Viking. It was found in Eastern England. In which county was it found? Suffolk Norfolk Essex Further information 7 / 10 In the year 991 a battle between the Anglo-Saxon army and a group of Viking raiders took place adjacent to the causeway linking this island to the mainland. What is the name of this battle? Battle of Edington Battle of Maldon Battle of Assandun Further information 8 / 10 This is a reconstruction of the first Cathedral to be built in Iceland. Where was this cathedral built? Seyðisfjörður Skálholt Reykholt Further information 9 / 10 These two small boats were found in a Viking Ship Burial. Which burial? Tune Oseberg Gokstad Further information 10 / 10 This heated pool once belonged to a famous Icelandic literary character. Who was he? Snorri Sturluson Hallgrímur Pétursson Ari Thorgilsson Further information Your score is The average score is 76% 0% Restart quiz