Vikings were great sailors but did not use and especially did not make maritime maps

The Dutch did and I was a little bit surprised until now that nobody reacted on the strange explanation of “Kattegat”

Kattegat has nothing to do with a cat’s ass or that cats on ships always climb away in the smallest places.

If the Dutch indicate on their maritime maps that a specific passage is a “Kattegat” they warn every sailor that that passage is only for flat bottom ships and they advice every captain to use the activity of “katten” i.e you bind a rope on your anchor throw your anchor out and bind the securing rope on the back of your ship. Just before your ship will hit bottom the anchor will claw itself into the ground beneat it and than stop the movement of the ship avoiding further damage.

Oleg's wedding - the 'Our Father' they are chanting - the melody is written by a 19th century composer. The chanting of that period was more like Byzantine, not polyphonic, but in unison (one voice). This makes the scene not very authentic to that period.

Season 6 so bad and boring

When Vikings season 6 will bo on Netflix ?

I am confused about Torvis children with king Horick and Bjorn. How many children did she have? And what was her relationship with king Horicks son

Did the wanderer save Ragnar’s sons in the icy waters? Did he purposely refuse to save Siggy? If so why?