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| I believe it is documented fact that they dragged them. Viking boats were shallow keeled and had relatively flat bottoms. You *could* have rowed them along on land. Also remember that these are ocean going vessels that could take a hell of a pounding. Damaging the hull with a lever would have been very hard, especially as you'd only have to wrap something around the end to soften it. Reply | with quote |  14th October 2003ce 17:45 In reply to: Re: A small spanner (Steve Gray) |
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