The Vikings traded silver, weapons and goods—but they also traded enslaved people.
Major trading centers such as Hedeby connected Scandinavia with distant regions across Europe, making slavery part of a much larger network of trade and power.
A darker side of Viking history that is often overlooked.
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The Vikings traded silver, weapons and goods—but they also traded enslaved people.
Major trading centers such as Hedeby connected Scandinavia with distant regions across Europe, making slavery part of a much larger network of trade and power.
A darker side of Viking history that is often overlooked.