The famous interactions of Norsemen in the Viking Age are the violent ones in places like Lindisfarne in 793 or Clontarf in Ireland in 1014 or Stamford Bridge in 1066. Much less attention is paid to the relationship between the Norse from the Viking Age and the indigenous Sámi or Saami people who hunted and herded reindeer in the Far North of Scandinavia.

Hi everyone this is the first episode of a new feature on the channel, the History with Hilbert Podcast where I'll be taking a more long-form approach to look at different subjects from history. I'll be inviting some guests on in future and hopefully making it a regular, perhaps weekly or biweekly feature. Let me know what you think!

Mentioned Videos:

Jackson Crawford on Old Norse views of the Sámi & Others:
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Did Cows Doom the Norse Colony on Greenland?
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Other Related Videos:

Norwegian Mountain Trade in the Viking Age:
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Why Did the Viking Age Begin?
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The Viking Age in Frisia:
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How Big Was Denmark in the Viking Age?
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Why Didn't the Viking Colonise North America?
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Were the Vikings More Cruel Than Other Peoples?
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What was the Religion of the Mongols?
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The History of the Viking Age in England:
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The History of Viking Age York:
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Raid the Merch Market:
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Go Fund My Windmills (Patreon):
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Dive into Discord:
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Join in the Banter on Twitter:
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Enter the Fray on Facebook:
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Indulge in some Instagram..?(the alliteration needs to stop):
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Send me an email if you'd be interested in doing a collaboration! historywithhilbert@gmail.com

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