Koutammakou is an eminent example of the occupation of land by a people in constant search of harmony between ... today), as well as intangible elements including beliefs, craft skills, songs, dances ...

From the eighth to 11th centuries, as Norsemen from Scandinavia conducted raids into Europe and elsewhere, they became known as Vikings ... live off the land, so they drove people out and ...

Perhaps the Vikings’ Vinland was like Alexander the Great’s India: a land of fabulous wealth so far from home that it was beyond the limits of his ability to impose his will. Both Norse sagas ...

For centuries—indeed, ever since Viking raiders savagely attacked England's Lindisfarne monastery in A.D. 793—the Vikings have ... to live off the land, so they drove people out and took ...