Graves, Skulls and Viking Ruins in Greenland

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@popcultonline3536 2 года назад

Greenland was uninhabited at the time of Eirik the Red's exile, The Inuit people made their way there when glaciers formed a path for them to migrate, which was after Eiriks generati0n, Greenland had thriving Viking settlements by then.. I could be wrong though, my knowledge of the Greenlanders is quite rusty to say the least... 🤔😅

@houseofsolomon2440 2 месяца назад

Wow! Viking ruins in Greenland is a dream of mine. Need to figure out how to get my dog there & I'm on it. Seeing the actual materials they used (& them!) is really cool~

@260grew 2 года назад

What a beautiful country but I couldn't live there I'd go stir crazy...you did a great job again Elley

@davemichelson1330 Год назад

I've flown over southern Greenland so many times but had no idea how beautiful it is on the ground. Great video.

@henrymuzgay1023 2 года назад

love win you are real and not just making video to make it life is a blessing and it is a joy to share it with you thank you

@sandmaker 2 года назад

I'm glad you were able to make this trip and you were able to take a soak in the hot spring. I'm glad you made it back. Keep bringing the fun! 😷⚒

@ElleyKnowsRocks 2 года назад

thank you foe always commenting and being so supportive. you are a bright star in my comments so thank you, thank you!!!

@allansgoldmining 2 года назад

Fantastic video Elley ! What a great opportunity to visit this remote place. Really enjoyed the history !

@5against4 2 года назад

Cool seeing you on Ed's stream. Looks like fun Elley💥⛏👍 vikings 👍 Tc and Happy Hunting

@silverstar2052 2 года назад

What a cool place to explore!

@RonFProspecting Год назад

That was amazing to see that, i bet it was more awesome being there. Thanks for sharing

@1sec2midnight 2 года назад

Nice Elley. Very rugged landscape. It probably looks just like it did when the Vikings lived there. I would love to see icebergs. I'm glad you got to dip in the hot springs. Thanks so much for sharing an amazing trip.

@ElleyKnowsRocks 2 года назад

thank you. I was awesome and cold lol :)

@mrpbr10 Год назад

Awesome video! I'm very interested in this history, and it's extremely hard to find any video or picture online. Thanks for sharing!

@gracemccoy1970 2 года назад

Thanks for taking us along

@ElleyKnowsRocks 2 года назад

thank you for going with me in my video!!!

@dracotaz 2 года назад

I was stationed at Thule AB in the mid 90s. Such a beautiful country. You Brought those memories back! I'm curious where that Fjord is in relation to where I was. You are absolutely correct, I have not seen any technology yet that can truly capture the beauty of those ice bergs.

@tobyann3154 2 года назад

My reaction to the skulls, 😮 huh! Holy cow! That is amazing!

@outdoorwally8430 2 года назад

I came over from Flash in your pan. Good video. You have some cool content👍⛏

@Henrikbuitenhuis 11 месяцев назад

Great video

@chrishoff402 10 месяцев назад

Weren't those actually Viking toasting cups in that grave?

@johnbrice2842 2 года назад

really a great film,lots of interesting facts.well done

@ElleyKnowsRocks 2 года назад

thank you sooo much

@airborneranger-ret 4 месяца назад

Liked and subbed

@ulixes8844 2 года назад

Такая красивая ведущая. И голос прелестный 😍

@strawberryseason 8 месяцев назад

Was the hotspring truly hot?

@robertodebeers2551 Год назад

I wonder what the wooden barrels were used for? Fresh water? Something else?

@oneshothunter9877 10 месяцев назад

Barrels like these were made in Greenland until late 1960's/early 1970's, and were used for a lot of purposes. Keeping salted or dried foods as meat, fish, salt, sugar, wheat/grain and were also used as small freight containers. Easy to transport rolling them, and light enough to handle without a crane, even full of goods. Greetings from Greenland. 🇬🇱🇩🇰

@sylvaincarignan8873 2 года назад

Salut Elley ☺ Félicitation pour les 6K abonnés, j'apprécie beaucoup de regardé les vidéos du Greenland avec vous, vous êtes une femme vraiment magnifique, Merci beaucoup de partagé vos voyages, Québec Canada 🥰