Learnings: Destinations of the Voyagers - Revision history

imported>Kaikai947 at 12:29, 19 September 2024

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	Travelling by rivers and other interior waterways would have involved "{{Wiki\|Portage\|portaging}}." This is when sailors take the [[boat]] out of the water and transport it over land. The [[Scandinavia]]ns have used portage to avoid obstacles such as rapids or waterfalls, or to find and follow a new route. When possible, they would have carried the boat on their shoulders, as represented here. Otherwise, they would have dragged it behind them as they walked.		Travelling by rivers and other interior waterways would have involved "{{Wiki\|Portage\|portaging}}." This is when sailors take the [[boat]] out of the water and transport it over land. The [[Scandinavia]]ns have used portage to avoid obstacles such as rapids or waterfalls, or to find and follow a new route. When possible, they would have carried the boat on their shoulders, as represented here. Otherwise, they would have dragged it behind them as they walked.

	With their [[longship]]s, Scandinavians sailed the [[Mediterranean Sea\|Mediterranean]] and [[Black Sea]]s. They journeyed to the {{Wiki\|White Sea}} and {{Wiki\|Scandinavian colonialism\|colonized}} [[Atlantic Ocean\|Atlantic]] islands such as [[Iceland]] and ~~{{Wiki\|~~Greenland}}. on their travels, they reached destinations as far east as Iraq and as far west as [[North America]].		With their [[longship]]s, Scandinavians sailed the [[Mediterranean Sea\|Mediterranean]] and [[Black Sea]]s. They journeyed to the {{Wiki\|White Sea}} and {{Wiki\|Scandinavian colonialism\|colonized}} [[Atlantic Ocean\|Atlantic]] islands such as [[Iceland]] and [[Greenland]]. on their travels, they reached destinations as far east as Iraq and as far west as [[North America]].
	[[Category:Discovery Tour: Viking Age]]		[[Category:Discovery Tour: Viking Age]]

imported>Soranin at 02:17, 8 January 2024

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	Travelling by rivers and other interior waterways would have involved "{{Wiki\|Portage\|portaging}}." This is when sailors take the [[boat]] out of the water and transport it over land. The [[Scandinavia]]ns have used portage to avoid obstacles such as rapids or waterfalls, or to find and follow a new route. When possible, they would have carried the boat on their shoulders, as represented here. Otherwise, they would have dragged it behind them as they walked.		Travelling by rivers and other interior waterways would have involved "{{Wiki\|Portage\|portaging}}." This is when sailors take the [[boat]] out of the water and transport it over land. The [[Scandinavia]]ns have used portage to avoid obstacles such as rapids or waterfalls, or to find and follow a new route. When possible, they would have carried the boat on their shoulders, as represented here. Otherwise, they would have dragged it behind them as they walked.

	With their [[longship]]s, Scandinavians sailed the [[Mediterranean Sea\|Mediterranean]] and [[Black Sea]]s. They journeyed to the {{Wiki\|White Sea}} and {{Wiki\|Scandinavian ~~colonization~~\|colonized}} [[Atlantic Ocean\|Atlantic]] islands such as [[Iceland]] and {{Wiki\|Greenland}}. on their travels, they reached destinations as far east as Iraq and as far west as [[North America]].		With their [[longship]]s, Scandinavians sailed the [[Mediterranean Sea\|Mediterranean]] and [[Black Sea]]s. They journeyed to the {{Wiki\|White Sea}} and {{Wiki\|Scandinavian colonialism\|colonized}} [[Atlantic Ocean\|Atlantic]] islands such as [[Iceland]] and {{Wiki\|Greenland}}. on their travels, they reached destinations as far east as Iraq and as far west as [[North America]].
	[[Category:Discovery Tour: Viking Age]]		[[Category:Discovery Tour: Viking Age]]

imported>Lady Kyashira at 13:12, 13 January 2022

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	~~{{Imageneed}}~~		[[File:DTVA - Scene of portage.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|An engraving showing a scene of portage, from the Historia de Gentibus Septentrionalibus (by Olaus Magnus) / 1555]]
	Travelling by rivers and other interior waterways would have involved "{{Wiki\|Portage\|portaging}}." This is when sailors take the [[boat]] out of the water and transport it over land. The [[Scandinavia]]ns have used portage to avoid obstacles such as rapids or waterfalls, or to find and follow a new route. When possible, they would have carried the boat on their shoulders, as represented here. Otherwise, they would have dragged it behind them as they walked.		Travelling by rivers and other interior waterways would have involved "{{Wiki\|Portage\|portaging}}." This is when sailors take the [[boat]] out of the water and transport it over land. The [[Scandinavia]]ns have used portage to avoid obstacles such as rapids or waterfalls, or to find and follow a new route. When possible, they would have carried the boat on their shoulders, as represented here. Otherwise, they would have dragged it behind them as they walked.

	With their [[longship]]s, Scandinavians sailed the [[Mediterranean Sea\|Mediterranean]] and [[Black Sea]]s. They journeyed to the {{Wiki\|White Sea}} and {{Wiki\|Scandinavian colonization\|colonized}} [[Atlantic Ocean\|Atlantic]] islands such as [[Iceland]] and {{Wiki\|Greenland}}. on their travels, they reached destinations as far east as Iraq and as far west as [[North America]].		With their [[longship]]s, Scandinavians sailed the [[Mediterranean Sea\|Mediterranean]] and [[Black Sea]]s. They journeyed to the {{Wiki\|White Sea}} and {{Wiki\|Scandinavian colonization\|colonized}} [[Atlantic Ocean\|Atlantic]] islands such as [[Iceland]] and {{Wiki\|Greenland}}. on their travels, they reached destinations as far east as Iraq and as far west as [[North America]].
	[[Category:Discovery Tour: Viking Age]]		[[Category:Discovery Tour: Viking Age]]

imported>Darman36 at 20:55, 5 January 2022

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			Travelling by rivers and other interior waterways would have involved "{{Wiki\|Portage\|portaging}}." This is when sailors take the [[boat]] out of the water and transport it over land. The [[Scandinavia]]ns have used portage to avoid obstacles such as rapids or waterfalls, or to find and follow a new route. When possible, they would have carried the boat on their shoulders, as represented here. Otherwise, they would have dragged it behind them as they walked.

	Travelling by rivers and other interior waterways would have involved "portaging." This is when sailors take the boat out of the water and transport it over land. The Scandinavians have used portage to avoid obstacles such as rapids or waterfalls, or to find and follow a new route. When possible, they would have carried the boat on their shoulders, as represented here. Otherwise, they would have dragged it behind them as they walked.		With their [[longship]]s, Scandinavians sailed the [[Mediterranean Sea\|Mediterranean]] and [[Black Sea]]s. They journeyed to the {{Wiki\|White Sea}} and {{Wiki\|Scandinavian colonization\|colonized}} [[Atlantic Ocean\|Atlantic]] islands such as [[Iceland]] and {{Wiki\|Greenland}}. on their travels, they reached destinations as far east as Iraq and as far west as [[North America]].

	With their ~~longships~~, Scandinavians sailed the Mediterranean and Black ~~Seas~~. They journeyed to the White Sea and colonized Atlantic islands such as Iceland and Greenland. on their travels, they reached destinations as far east as Iraq and as far west as North America.

	[[Category:Discovery Tour: Viking Age]]		[[Category:Discovery Tour: Viking Age]]

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Travelling by rivers and other interior waterways would have involved "portaging." This is when sailors take the boat out of the water and transport it over land. The Scandinavians have used portage to avoid obstacles such as rapids or waterfalls, or to find and follow a new route. When possible, they would have carried the boat on their shoulders, as represented here. Otherwise, they would have dragged it behind them as they walked.

With their longships, Scandinavians sailed the Mediterranean and Black Seas. They journeyed to the White Sea and colonized Atlantic islands such as Iceland and Greenland. on their travels, they reached destinations as far east as Iraq and as far west as North America.

[[Category:Discovery Tour: Viking Age]]