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... human past through the examination of its physical, material remains, however applied archaeological method, science and theory has expanded its role and prominence in historical study significantly. Above all, archaeology is about examining the anthropological process's by which societies are altered and shaped over time, whether by process of invasion and usurpation by other societies, or through a process of evolution. Archaeology has much to say about the complex processes behind the creation of a Scandinavian society in the British Isles in the early medieval period. When looking at the history of the Viking settlement, one is initially confronted with several questions about the process and nature of the settlement. Was the settlement a single movement, or one of disparate migrations, was it intended as a military conquest, or a peaceful movement into the land and what kind of numbers did the Vikings arrive in? The Ninth century is ...
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