Viking Settlement Helluland
70 x 100 cm, © 2014,
price on request
Two-dimensional | Painting | Acrylic | on canvas
On display at Local Art
"Viking Settlement Helluland" on (Baffin Island Canada)
68° 30' 00" N 70° 00' 00" W
According to the legends Leif Eriksson began around the year 1000 on his voyage of discovery to the New World. He would have made This includes a stopover on Baffin Island, which he called "Helluland. Later he moved further south and founded a new base camp on the northern tip of Newfoundland. This settlement was in 1960 exposed by two Norwegian archaeologists, who will become the first Viking Village in Canada discovered. It might have looked like this .....
According to the legends Leif Eriksson began around the year 1000 on his voyage of discovery to the New World. He would have made This includes a stopover on Baffin Island, which he called "Helluland. Later he moved further south and founded a new base camp on the northern tip of Newfoundland. This settlement was in 1960 exposed by two Norwegian archaeologists, who will become the first Viking Village in Canada discovered. It might have looked like this .....
