Starting Vikings Month off with a bang.
Here we have Ibn Fadlan's detailed description of the "Rusiyyah", a group of Viking people he encountered on the shores of the Volga River whilst on an embassy to the king of the Volga Bulgars. His description gives us a detailed, meticulous window into a world often shrouded in legend and saga.
Thanks to translator James E. Montgomery and the Library of Arabic Literature for the use of this translation.
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