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While longships were used by the
Norse in warfare, they were
mostly used as
troop transports, not warships. In the
tenth century,
longships would sometimes...
- long ship may also
refer to:
Longships, Cornwall, Land's End, Cornwall, England, UK;
rocks off the
coast "The
Longships" (song), 1988 song by Enya The...
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Longships Lighthouse is an
active 19th-century
lighthouse about 1.25 mi (2.0 km) off the
coast of Land's End in Cornwall, England. It is the
second lighthouse...
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bringing back coal for the mines. Sank
after dismasting.
Longships Lighthouse in the
distance Longships Lighthouse Cornwall portal Ordnance Survey: Landranger...
- Remasterer:
Paschal Byrne Thompson, Dave. "Lucky Leif and the
Longships". Allmusic.
Retrieved 17
August 2013.
Lucky Leif and the
Longships on Amazon.com v t e...
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Longships were
called dragonships (drakuskippan) by the
Franks because they had a dragon-shaped prow. The
Karve was a
small type of
Viking longship,...
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famous of the
Viking longships. It was
built for the
Norwegian King Olav Tryggvason, and was the
largest and most
powerful longship of its day. In the late...
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species of flora. Land's End is a po****r
venue for rock climbers. The
Longships, a
group of
rocky islets are just over 1 mile (1.6 km) offs****, and together...
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indicated by
actions and
outward signs. In the
Swedish original of The
Longships, the
grammar is
deliberately slightly archaic. Joan
Klein noted that "Within...
- (Suiones) as a
powerful tribe with
ships that had a prow at each end (
longships).
Which kings (*kuningaz)
ruled these Suiones is unknown, but
Norse mythology...
