Viking Raid on Lindisfarne Vocabulary

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Key vocabulary and historical facts regarding the first Viking raid on Britain in 793 CE.

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Raid

A rapid surprise attack, usually involving stealing something.

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Priory

A building lived in by a community who follow religious vows, where monks or nuns dedicate their lives to God.

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Longboat

A long, light, and slender boat used by the Vikings to travel, which could carry around 30 warriors on board.

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Manuscript

A book or document written by hand.

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Monk

A member of a religious community (order) of men.

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793 CE

The year the Vikings first invaded Britain, marking the first major Viking raid on Lindisfarne Priory.

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Lindisfarne Priory

A religious building located on a small island off the North-East coast of England that was the site of the first major Viking attack.

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Viking Targets

Religious buildings like monasteries, priories, and churches, often located near the coast and filled with valuable gold and silver objects.