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Viking And Islamic Ring Analysis
The person it is talking about in the article the Vikings and Islamics who found the Islamic ring. The Islamics had used stained glass and silver to make the ring and the Vikings would trade the meat and fur. Leif Erickson,son of Erik the Red, could’ve led the first European trip up north and to the west almost five centuries before Christopher Columbus landed in the Bahamas. There is written evidence of Vikings had contact with the early Muslim world. The Vikings have traveled as far as Constantinople and Baghdad.
They are recognized as fearsome warriors who looting and pillaging. They would trade honey and fur for silver that they thought was priceless. They interacted with the Arab and Muslim people mainly to trade. The ring is

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