Treasures of the Vikings - Vikings: The Lost Realm - S01 EP6 - History Documentary

Unearth the secrets of the Viking age in this gripping Vikings documentary. Journey through time, from violent raids to breathtaking beauty, as we uncover the treasures hoarded by these ancient seafarers. This history documentary showcases extraordinary Viking artefacts, decoding the visual record of this enigmatic era. Discover a Scandinavian society that burst from its frontiers, and the treasures that defined them, in this riveting exploration of Viking life and death.
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Embark on a thrilling journey in Vikings: The Lost Realm and begin an exciting journey into the enigmatic world of the Vikings. Join renowned archaeologist Tim Sutherland as he embarks on a quest across Scandinavia, Estonia, Britain, and beyond, uncovering hidden secrets and shedding new light on the North Men. Through the analysis of Viking skeletons, the truth behind infamous raids on places like Lindisfarne emerges. As Tim explores Viking life and death, he encounters recently discovered weapons, artefacts, and long-buried Long Ships. With captivating reconstructions, vivid illustrations, and expert insights, this documentary delves into the latest findings and theories, revealing the ongoing mysteries of the Viking realm. Prepare to be captivated by the untold stories of secret graves, missing fortresses, and the intriguing legacy of the Vikings.
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[@EarthScienceTV]

Tim Sutherland's journey to uncover the lesser-known aspects of Viking life is a must-watch. It's time to look beyond the stereotypes and understand their true impact on history.

[@SecretSquirrelFun]

The bringing back of treasures from across the seas is so relatable. So human. My father traveled considerably as part of his work. As a little kid I remember being so excited upon his return. We would all sit around and watch expectantly as he unpacked his big suitcase. Because within that suitcase, still smelling of airports and aviation fuel, was treasure. A treasure for each of us. A treasure from a far away land that we could only imagine. A t-shirt for my brother. 2 tiny, handmade felt mice for me - wearing little aprons. A scarf for my mother. All the way from Amsterdam. Treasures from a far away land. To this day I still associate mice with Amsterdam. Those mice became my whole flipping identity for a few months ha ha 🤣🤣 🙂🐿🌈❤️

[@Sanity_Faire]

Tell it again 😍

[@peterjorgensen1086]

If anyone's interested in Norse-Germanic history and especially warfare I hotly recommend Schwerpunkt's videos series

[@SecretSquirrelFun]

Thank you for this recommendation 🙂much appreciated. 🙂🐿🌈❤️

[@frandavila7847]

Thank you!

[@Son-of-Tyr]

The first known Viking age battlefield and graveyard dates to around 650 A.D. on the Estonian island of Saaremaa. Yet, for some reason, the Viking age is still often recorded as beginning in 793 at Lindisfarne.

[@harmony9294]

This was fascinating, thank you for the wonderful insight into viking life, incredibly interesting to listen to ❤

[@Henrikbuitenhuis]

Amazing video and info. Thanks so so much

[@chris.asi_romeo]

Excellent documentary 💯👏👏💯

[@theothersidenumber9307]

What a beautiful culture, keep it pure.

[@cccbbb3579]

such beautiful art,glad they are being found to preserve

[@Mma-basement-215]

This was so cool to watch I really enjoyed this documentary thank you so much

[@Andy_Babb]

Such a great series.

[@yensid4294]

Wonder if there's any connection to Germanic dragon lore. The dragons all hoarded treasure, although they did not bury it

[@LoveratLoves]

Im loving this series. It also makes sense why I love silver so much!

[@nancysheplor502]

Wish the archeologist in the Oslo museum was encouraged to explain the collection more than she did.

[@trojanpussy]

I loved it. Very interesting. I'm like a squirrel too.😘

[@Tomee66666]

Awesome thankyou!❤

[@timothymilam732]

Imagine the billions lost, and never to be found again, or at least not in the foreseeable future. It's not just the Vikings, Warlords across the globe have been doing this throughout the centuries, and as we know it's still to this day going on somewhere by someone. Whether by force or manipulation, it's still happening. Greed, has and will be the greatest weakness of mankind. Twist it however you want, but that's what it boils down to.

[@paulbookwood6410]

The biggest bullies get the lunch money.

[@user-ch2ql8oq5b]

I enjoy treasure seeking and watching Indiana Jones.

[@Mma-basement-215]

Anyone want to go on a raid ,we can get all types of treasures to buy the wife's we really want LoL...I'm joking...this documentary was really cool and fun to watch

[@timsheppard4858]

A warriors bank account !

[@lindagriffin510]

Their art appears to have a Celtic influence in design. Or maybe the Celts were influenced by the Scandinavians.

[@johnjacobs1625]

kool video!

[@patrickaussieMilartry]

Fantastic show absolutely loved it. It explains perhaps as in my blood I’ve collected silver for 35 years never selling one item. Silver coins, bullion, bars from mints . I have well over 8000 ounces and will pass it on to my family. But it takes multiple people to lift it all off the ground. But it is beautiful it value plenty but I’ve never bothered to calculate it. As it’s just a hobby just happens to be silver. But not long back I’d a DNA test to see my lineage. And funny enough a strong Scandinavian heritage. Perhaps it explains my hobby. Thank you for this violent, mystical, magical part of human history.🇦🇺🇦🇺❤❤🏴‍☠️🏴‍☠️

[@bloodyfluffybunny7411]

there are some serious interpretation mistakes made in this documentary but all in all not a bad docu

[@Onora619]

We need to get out of the habit of calling them "vikings" as a collective. That roughly translates into "pirate" and most of the population(s) didn't participate in raiding, although many benefited from it and trade was a bigger lifeblood than piracy and "vikings" doesn't cover the multi-ethnic makeup of the ancient Norse/Danes/Scandinanvians. More than raiding, the various Anglo-Saxon kingdoms likely found the concept of immigration to be far more threatening.

[@timsheppard4858]

Some are buried for the afterlife !

[@genustinca5565]

The camerawork of the items in this docu is too close. Makes me dizzy.

[@sarahgilbert8036]

The Lindisfarne episode did not come out of nowhere, but as a direct response to Charlemagne's attack on the Saxons and destruction of their hallowed tree/Irminsul. Those who escaped that battle, fled to the Danes, who figured attack on Charlemagne's treasury (a.k.a. his way to paying his troops: monastery gold & silver), was the fastest way of undermining his troops' willingness to fight. They knew where best to attack, simply because they knew each port and monastery from years of peaceful trade with these prior to Charlemagne's advances!

[@DesertRat.45]

You're not suppose to say that. Its true, but you're not suppose to talk about it.

[@casperbetz7606]

@@DesertRat.45lol No. You're not supposed to say that because it's bull. History does not mean you are allowed to make things up whenever contemporary sources are shaky and/or obviously partial (they usually are) with a somewhat propagandist agenda. That's not how these things are supposed to work. No, the Vikings were most certainly not "pagan jihadists" as it were. That's conjecture, and pretty bad one. The Irminsul was a mythological place, but the (real) revered tree was in all likelihood one of many. The one in question stood in what is now part of Northern Germany, near the river Diemel, which is a tributary to the Weser, which means pretty far south from Viking lands. These Saxons were demonstrably not Vikings, and the Anglo-Saxons were just as demonstrably not Franks. The reason we even know about the felling of that Irminsul (for the non-believer:. a rather large ash tree used for ritual purposes) at Eresberg in 772 is because Frankish chroniclers recorded the incident. It is a little unclear how or why Scandinavian people at least a few hundred kilometers to the north should have taken note, let alone reacted in such dramatic fashion. There was no pagan pope and no pagan empire, no pagan crusade, and the Saxons Charlemagne fought were not the Normans the Franks had to deal with from half a century onwards. Those Norsemen were well-versed shipbuilders (obviously), whereas Saxons from the Sauerland never got to see a large river, let alone the sea. That is a pretty far fetched fairy tale not supported by any known facts.

[@philipcallicoat3147]

I remember that I learned that changing leadership in the Vikings be culture and violent....I believe that Harold Bluetooth chose to be drowned when he was defeated off the Denmark Southern coast.. Being a viking himself,he took the easy way.He was very familiar with the lingering death and suffering as part of the program for the losers...

[@allanlund30]

there is somting rong whit youtube, sound keps cuting out

[@hundun5604]

41:08 Looks a bit like beer bottle caps. 🙂 Anyway, was this the last one in the serie (of 6 episodes)?

[@Orcrez]

The dramatic music reminds me why I stoped watching the history channel and these “documentary”that try to hard.

[@toddaulner5393]

If everybody did what u wanted and how I wanted it done, what a treasure that would be.

[@BruceFindlay-kv5gr]

loot "migrated"?

[@pryvacee2030]

Bailed on this…music louder than the narrator.

[@plurplursen7172]

for every successful raid, the commerce at home grew. It was a boost to BNP or GDP, to go raiding hehe!

[@michaelmb4543]

A whole episode primarily focussing on raids in England and the city of Talinn with no mention of Denmark? Heck, even Talinn means the city of the Danes and it was the Danish vikings who raided and ruled most of England. What an insult to history.

[@zanegravenall9522]

There’s no mystery surely? They were so wealthy that it was practically impossible to spend it, like going to the mansions of today 🤷

[@paulmacfarlane207]

I would say the gotlanders got wiped out to the man or woman by a outside force.

[@zdnekpicha7956]

OK

[@maxvauderk816]

Pixie viking girl is cute

[@trindal359]

Lostt me by 2:30. Its a tourist tv show. Spooky music underlying all of it makes it hard to hear words. No explanation of any of the pictures. No dates

[@ane-louisestampe7939]

🥰I'm with you! The music is awful. As for the knowledge, I seriously doubt you've missed anything 😉

[@theothersidenumber9307]

Schools suk. We see where and what the schools are about. Drain the swamp.

[@BryceMcQueen-qk2zu]

I know another people that are not going to see 300. Due to the complete joke there country has become!

[@thomasbell7033]

Buy themselves a wife? I've always read that they pretty much helped themselves to English and Irish womanhood, and made wives of the ones who weren't outright enslaved. No?

[@clydewilson5907]

Yep, let's show off the treasure we murdered to get. Proud.

[@johng4093]

Were you expecting reparations? 🤔😂

[@clydewilson5907]

No. Just admit where "their" treasure came from. I was in Norway recently and at no time did they cough up to the truth of their "trading" (raiding) history.@@johng4093

[@kennethnielsen2513]

Bs

[@janduplessis5190]

Very interesting.

[@sciopadore]

@14:45 Why is it blurred out?!

[@trojanpussy]

💝🙏🕯