Ancient Nordic Tech - Vikings: The Lost Realm - S01 EP3 - History Documentary 

The music drowns the narrative😦

Despite the occasional audio issues, this is one of the best documentaries about the Viking ships. Rediscovering the old techniques and how everything (man, machine and processes) worked together for a successful raid. Thank you to all who have made this possible.

Olaf Olsen was a close family friend. I actually named my bloodhound after Professor Olsen.

I didn't notice the technical issues with video, I found the video fascinating. Thank you for sharing.

As a carpenter, I can't stop my thoughts of wanting to build one of these ships!! It's would be a great learning experience and test of skill

The sailing skills explain similar fighting skills.

Thank you for the uploading this. Not sure this is the right niche, however if anyone's interested both in Norse and naval warfare (ancient/Medieval) I hotly recommend Schwerpunkt's videos series. That channel tells you a lot about naval technique that I hardly find anywhere, at least on RU-vid

I expect the Vikings would have used star navigation , as well as wave formations , wind ,and current & tide movement and water colour , the way the Polynesians and other seagoing peoples did .

Beautiful history! ❤ my ancestors fought with Wilhelm and conquered the world! They would have sailed those ships with fierce determination and hope and were handsomely rewarded when they arrived in England! Fortunes come and they go unfortunately but they continued in the shipping industry right through to their emigration to New Zealand in 1861 starting a rope making business here 😊

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Why do you hide your ideas behind a ridiculously high music volume, Being 74 yrs now, I will simply ignore your stuff.

Amazing the craftsmanship that goes into every step of construction of these beautiful ships. ☮️🍃

not just where the seas could take them, but the rivers too.

Elsa the archaeologist is so charming!

Love watching this Vikings history series of documentaries.

Viking shipbuilding are clearly advanced. Though i think they are highly similar to the Phoenicians preferably Carthage shipbuilding.

Real friendship, going outside to socialize and work together as a team is very important and natural to every human, but so rare nowadays with all those phones, Facebook and fake relationships

What is the reason for the helish noise in the back ground I cont hear tour commentary that noise can't make a bad Comentry better 1:37

Ms Vibeke Bischoff - thank you for your explanation at 21:10 Based on your in-depth knowledge and experience, would you say that the 'original boatbuilders' (Vikings, in this context) were doing Science. If yes, why would that be so? Or is it simply trial and error, experimentation and reflection - but not yet a threshold of Science per se? Thank you. Fantastic and enjoyable documentary btw. Subd.

Love the Roskilde museum, it’s awesome!!! We got to get on the new Sea Stallion and bend it like the skipper was talking about, and play dress up with Viking clothes inside the museum.

These are brilliant documentaries, however the filming isn't great, most of the people they interviewed were in the dark.

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This would be improved if the background effects and music didn't destroy the vocal content.

Hmm…Viking ships found in a fjord in Danmark?? Since when do Denmark has fjords? 😅

They should put 3 outhouses on top of it.

My dad was a Viking so that makes me a Viking

60 people on a boat for a day….no one had to per?