Smithbrown
Bronze Member
Loki, you are confusing the North Atlantic world of 1000 with the world 300 years later. The settlements on the North American mainland never survived and there is certainly no evidence they were being visited regularly by 1300. The settlements on Greenland began to reduce and even contact between Iceland and the rest of the Scandinavian world was less than it had been in 1000.
What do you mean by "Scottish Norse"? The Templar estates were concentrated in the Lowlands and North East Scotland, neither of which would b described as "Norse".
What do you mean by "Scottish Norse"? The Templar estates were concentrated in the Lowlands and North East Scotland, neither of which would b described as "Norse".