[post_page_title]Trading places[/post_page_title]
Unlike other civilizations whose goal it was to spread religion and culture through their waring, the Vikings were more concerned with gaining wealth. They would trade with almost anyone, even their enemies in war.
They traded as far as what is now Morocco and Andalusia with Muslim rulers as well as with one Jewish-Morrish merchant, Abraham ben Jacob al-Tartushi. He even journeyed to the Viking capital in order to lock in trade routes.
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