Lindisfarne a monk's view - part 2

The transcript describes a raid by Norsemen who looted valuables, including gold and silver items, and set buildings on fire. Despite the destruction, some treasures like the Lindisfarne Gospels and a silver-encased altar were left behind. The narrator reflects on the raids, which extended to other islands, and contemplates whether these events are divine punishment for their way of living.

What did the Norsemen take during their raid?

• Only food supplies

• Gold crosses and silver goblets

• Livestock and crops

• Weapons and armor

What was left behind by the raiders that was of significant value?

• A map of the region

• A chest of coins

• The Lindisfarne Gospels

• A golden statue

Where was the portable altar found after the raid?

• Next to St Cuthbert's coffin

• In the main hall

• In the library

• In the courtyard

Which other islands were mentioned as being raided?

• Isle of Skye and Isle of Man

• Portland and Iona

• Shetland and Orkney

• Anglesey and Wight

What fear does the narrator express at the end of the transcript?

• Fear of a natural disaster

• Fear of another raid

• Fear of losing more treasures

• Fear of divine punishment