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Longships were a type of
specialised Scandinavian warships that have a long
history in Scandinavia, with
their existence being archaeologically proven...
- decadence, darkness, and lust. The name
Drakkar is
derived from the word
drekar, a type of
Viking longship,
invoking the "virile charm" ****ociated to the...
- dreadnought,
characterized by
having an
offensive battery of
mixed calibers Drekar A
Viking longship with
sails and oars
Dromons Ancient precursors to galleys...
- and the 14th
century romance saga Konráðs saga keisarasonar,
ormar and
drekar are portra**** as
distinct beings, with
winged dragons sometimes specified...
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Dragon ship or
dragonship may
refer to:
Drekar, the dragon-prowed
longships of the
Vikings Dragonships, a
fantasy novel series by
Margaret Weis and Tracy...
- stronger. Due to this, it was
historically used for
building ships (e.g.
drekars) and
traditional skis. A
defining feature of shakes,
which are like shingles...
- 3:03 "Skønne Møer" – 4:21 "Brages Bæger" – 3:05 "Havets Plage" – 4:35 "
Drekar" – 4:12 "Hævnen" – 3:43
Claus B.
Gnudtzmann -
Vocals Cristoffer J.S. Frederiksen...
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released their OpenBT Bluetooth Stack in
April 1999. Also IBM
released its Blue
Drekar which was only
available as
binary modules....On May 3, 2001, the Bluetooth...
- and
Tarifa in
April 711. In the year 859 AD
Viking troops on
board 62
drekars and
commanded by the
leaders Hastein and Björn
Ironside besieged the city...
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Quebec 4.795 knots, F-A-U Boat,
Florida Atlantic University 4.775 knots,
Drekar,
Western Washington University 4.043 knots, Sub Taxi,
Independent One Person...
