The Canaries would at first make nice stops for water and food. Later they would be great bases for trade or raids. The Guance, I suspect, would be subjugated if the Norse decided to make a serious effort.
The Canaries would at first make nice stops for water and food. Later they would be great bases for trade or raids. The Guance, I suspect, would be subjugated if the Norse decided to make a serious effort.
The Canaries would at first make nice stops for water and food. Later they would be great bases for trade or raids. The Guance, I suspect, would be subjugated if the Norse decided to make a serious effort.
The Canaries would at first make nice stops for water and food. Later they would be great bases for trade or raids. The Guance, I suspect, would be subjugated if the Norse decided to make a serious effort.
The Norse could probably take one island, but subjugating the whole Canaries would be very tough. The Spanish had a much harder time conquering them than the Aztecs and Incas. The conquest took almost a hundred years and in the First Battle of Acentejo Spain suffered a crushing defeat with 1,000 killed. There was nothing close to this in the conquest of the New World.
I still don't understand how the Guanches did it, AFAIK they were armed with wood weapons.