how long did it take to build a viking ship?
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Due to the relatively small size of the Vikings' ships, they could usually be produced in six to eight weeks.
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I don't know about the LONGEST, but it took my little girl about 3 weeks.
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I was in the home renovation line and to do up a house in 7 days is possible.\n\nYou have to work day and night, with a lot of willing crew, a hell of a plan and no sulky workers  :oD\n\nNormally in will take about 2 to 3 weeks for such project.
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Have patience: don't expect your efforts to come to fruition of your goal immediately.  Keep working at it, for even Roman Empire wasn't built in a day.
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Considering the year, they were fairly expensive to build. This website gives exact details.
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they wore gold bangles very much simillar to the ones we wear today. there's this brand that makes viking jewellery but i can't remember what it's called. sorry
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Europeans founded America in 1492, but they were really late in the game. Vikings came earlier, and surely the Eastern Asians before that, but we have no documentation of a date.
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Olav Tryggvason came from England with many ships and men in the summer of AD 995. He came to claim the throne of Norway and to bring Christianity to the country\n\n\nThe conversion of Iceland to Christianity was formalized at the Althing in the year 1000.\n\nThe Swedes were the last to convert, even though a Christian church was built there as early as 829. By the 11th century, with Denmark and Norway both Christian, and with the Germans expanding along the southern shore of the Baltic Sea, more and more pressure was brought to bear on the Swedish pagans. Rather than a sudden conversion as in Denmark, or the imposition of the faith from the top down, as in Norway, the Swedish people converted only very gradually, and it was not until well into the 12th century that there were no more kings or great nobles who worshipped the old gods.
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you could make it in one second or beyond 12 hours depending on where you are, excluding flight delays at al. it should not actually take long enough to measure in days, unless you are travelling by boat/ship
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This project will take 3 years to complete./ The web site is not complete yet so only some of the links work\nListed below is the web site
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The Vikings in the 1100's
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About 10 seconds.\nIt is mythology, nothing more.
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I will guess around $600 million. The Queen Mary 2, which is a bigger ship was built for about $800 million. So much money...
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The biggest number you are interested in is: H.O.W.\n(Hours On the Water)\n\nYou'll usually see or hear adds referring to a boat that has 1500 hours. \nWith an average "day on the water" being about 6 hours, you get an idea how much it was actually used, since there is no mileage!
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At 3 am on 6 June 1944, a huge armada of 6,000 ships – including 864 converted merchant ships and 4126 landing craft – set sail for Normandy in 47 convoys.   They carried 200,000 seamen, 185,000 soldiers and 20,000 vehicles.
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I believe the Vikings were before both.
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About a day or so to get to level two. A few days for level 3. I've been working on level 4 for about a week now.