The Vikings in the Hebrides

Joseph Dylan Ryder

doi:10.1080/00293652.2026.2684502

June 18, 2026Norwegian Archaeological Review

The Vikings in the Hebrides

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To explore the Viking presence and settlement patterns in the Hebrides through archaeological investigation.
Conducted extensive archaeological excavations at the Bornea site.
Analyzed multi-period settlement remains and artifacts.
Reviewed previous research and publications on Viking activities in the region.
Identified various settlement layers indicating prolonged Viking occupation.
Discovered artifacts that highlight trade and cultural exchange during the Viking era.
Demonstrated the strategic importance of the Hebrides in Viking expansion.

Implication

This archaeological investigation examines Viking settlement patterns in the Hebrides, revealing historical significance.

Abstract

The Vikings in the Hebrides by Niall Sharples is the culmination of several decades of archaeological investigation, research, and publications of the multi-period settlement mound complex at Borna...

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