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The Vikings engaged in extensive trade throughout Northern and Western Europe, the Mediterranean, and parts of Asia and Africa. They exported goods like fish, leather, wool, amber, grain, soapstone, iron, and slaves. In return, the Vikings imported wares such as wine, honey, textiles, spices, silk, dyes, gold, silver, copper, rock crystal, and timber to trade elsewhere or bring back to Scandinavia. Viking settlements were established in places that facilitated this trade network, including Iceland, Greenlan

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