The Viking and Norse impact on the beginning of Scotland - Prof Dauvit Broun

[@MoistCubicle]

Love it. There isn't enough of these kinds of videos on KZbin. It would be really cool if you could somehow get some proper and more high quality footage of him speaking about this up. I'd love to hear a full length one. Maybe use a tri pod?

[@jari2018]

I were wondering if the precurser to vikings were mercernaries about or around the the Western Romans fell apart - this in the nowaday scotland - and maybe when later the scot's had internal figths, war and takeover then the losing party maybe inveted them to join fight for them for land basicilly -something they might have had centuries before -but I guess my thoughs are like a invented history novel - but there are possibilites - they didn't came to scotland by just accident and I firmly belive ancestores werent idiots or primitive without reason and travelled and traded lot more than we assume.

[@seanmchugh6263]

Can you not edit out the whooshing noise from the background? The guy ounds like he is inside a wind tunnel.