York is famous for Vikings, with the city captured by surprisingly peaceful Viking farmers and craftsmen in 866. So the 25% man’s ancestry being Scandinavian might not be too much of a shock.

Rew de Beauheart combines passion for his heritage with an interest in healthy eating. He is “The Viking Farmer,” living in Chaska, where he grows produce that he sells to community members ...

Many Vikings worked as farmers. Everything had to be done by hand on a Viking farm, so life was tough. Vikings were skilled at shaping things from wood. These wooden bowls and cups were 'turned ...

“Originally those Scandinavians who went to raid and plunder were called Vikings. Pirates. The local farmers who stayed home, the craftsmen or the merchants were not called Vikings. Some of them ...

Viking Who were they ... or traders They employed men to work for them Karls Everyday people like farmers and craft workers They weren't as rich or important as jarls but they weren't poor ...