by *nettie*
Question by Snakedriver:
Do the Icelandic epics, The Vineland Sagas, contain any actual historical facts or is it all legend/folktales?
Best answer:
Answer by Elizabethe
The remains of a Viking settlement were found on the island of Labrador in Canada, so some of the sagas seem to be based on historical journeys.
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