The Viking Axe - Medievalists.net

A look back at the history of the Battle of the Ax

"In 1066, at the Battle of Stamford Bridge, a legendary Viking warrior accomplished one of history's most remarkable last stands. As English King Harold Godwinson's army pursued fleeing Norse invaders, they encountered an unexpected obstacle - a lone Viking defending the narrow bridge. Armed with a massive Danish battle axe, this unnamed warrior stood his ground against the entire English army. For hours, he single-handedly prevented thousands of English soldiers from crossing, reportedly striki

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