Animals
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Beaver Fur Was Used by High Status Vikings as a Symbol of Wealth, Study Finds
Fur doesn't frequently preserve well in the archaeological record, therefore there isn't much concrete evidence to support the idea that fur was a major commodity during the Viking Age, which lasted between 800 and 1050 CE
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