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Viking settlement in Newfoundland (Canada) "Vinland" in 1026 CE
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"Vinland" was the name given to part of North America by the Icelandic Norseman Leif Eriksson, about 1000 CE. Norse contact with North America may have lasted for more than 300 years after Leif Eriksson’s first voyages.
A famous Icelandic record from 1347 mentions a Greenland ship returning from Markland with timber after being blown off course to Iceland. This strongly suggests Norse voyages to North America were still happening then. So, it's safe to say that "Vinland" existed from circa 1000 to 1347 CE.
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Viking Settlement in Newfoundland 1026 CE
This image depicts a Viking settlement in Vinland (Newfoundland) around 1026 CE. It shows wooden longhouses, a moored longship, and a rugged landscape under late afternoon light, rendered in a detailed historical illustration style.
Created by Bill D on Sep 19, 2026 using the Flux 2 Klein 9B Fast AI image generator model.
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Jette Rehder @Jetteelisabeth
Fantastic scenery
2026-09-30T22:59:57.178ZReply
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