Vikings are often depicted as brutish, bloodthirsty warriors with battle axes and horned helmets. In popular culture, Vikings ...

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Following is a transcript of the video. - [Rollo yells] Tyr Neilsen: Rollo's using a Viking battle-ax. You can turn, you can pull, and if it's used against an opponent's legs, it can be pulled up.

Raids, ambushes and the occasional full battle went on for five years, until AD897. The Vikings built fast ‘dragon-ships’ and ‘long ships’ for raiding and war. They also had slower ...

There are many decorated Viking axes ... battle-ax, but it looks more like a poleax. You have bladed end of the head and a hammer-type impact tool on the opposite end on the top of a long pole ...