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1. (a) Name one item which Vikings put into a ship burial along with the body of the dead Viking. (b) Identify one type of activity that Vikings were involved in at... show full transcript
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One common item that Vikings put into a ship burial was a weapon, such as a sword or an axe. These items were believed to accompany the deceased in the afterlife, reflecting the warrior culture of the Vikings.
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