who discovered greeland
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Erik the Red
Erik the Red gave Greenland its name over 1,000 years ago and ushered in the country's Viking era. Eirikr rauði Þorvaldsson (approx. 950-1003 AD) was named Erik the Red primarily because of his red beard and hair, but perhaps also because of his fiery temper.
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Erik the Red
Erik the Red gave Greenland its name over 1,000 years ago and ushered in the country's Viking era. Eirikr rauði Þorvaldsson (approx. 950-1003 AD) was named Erik the Red primarily because of his red beard and hair, but perhaps also because of his fiery temper.
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Vikings
Greenland was settled by Vikings from Iceland in the 10th century, beginning with the voyage of Erik the Red from Breiðafjörður bay in west Iceland in 985. The Norse settlement was concentrated in two main settlements.
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