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Viking society revolved around family life, proof with evidences.

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Vikings were the seafaring Norse people from southern Scandinavia .While spreading Norse culture to foreign lands, they simultaneously brought home strong foreign cultural influences to Scandinavia, profoundly influencing the historical development of both. There is archaeological evidence that Vikings reached Baghdad. There is evidence that women performed not only housekeeping responsibilities like cooking and cleaning, but even other household activities like grinding, brewing, butchering, and spinning produced items like flour, ale, meat, cheese, and textiles for direct consumption and for sale.  An anonymous 15th-century English ballad described activities performed by English peasant women, like housekeeping, making foodstuffs and textiles, and childcare. They left their mark on four continents — not just at archaeological sites, but also in the flora and fauna, the languages and local populations. The grave at the heart of the controversy is known academically as Bj 581. It’s in Birka, one of Sweden’s greatest Viking Age archaeological sites.  multiple "families" lived in the same longhouse, working the same farm holding. This "grand family" played an important role in shaping Norse society and its laws and customs, and was the standard unit of society.

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Vikings were the seafaring Norse people from southern Scandinavia .While spreading Norse culture to foreign lands

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