Vikings: Raiders, Traders and Settlers Quiz

This amulet could be interpreted as either a Thor’s Hammer, or a Christian Cross. Where was it found?

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

This heated pool once belonged to a famous Icelandic literary character. Who was he?

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?

This was one of three phallic figures found at this pagan cult site. Which cult site was it?

This scene from the Gosforth Cross compares the Crucifixion with the death of one of the Norse gods. Which god was it?

This is a reconstruction of the first Cathedral to be built in Iceland. Where was this cathedral built?

The 12th century 'Cubbie Roo’s Castle' is mentioned Orkneyinga Saga in a reference to the Norse Chieftain Kolbein Hrúga. Which island is this castle on?

What style of Viking Art does this silver brooch display?

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?