The vandals were one of more than a dozen Germanic barbarian tribes who lived alongside the Roman Empire in the Fourth Century. Occasionally the tribesmen crossed the border – marked by the ...

"Despite the negative connotation their name now carries, the Vandals conducted themselves much better during the sack of Rome than did many other invading barbarians," Torsten Cumberland Jacobsen ...

A more significant migration toward Rome occurred when the Huns pushed “barbarian” tribes, including the Vandals, south and west into the Roman Empire beginning in the 370s A.D. During this ...

And the nine main barbarian leaders featured in ... Geiseric was king of the Vandals, a traditionally wandering tribe who were eventually allowed to settle in Roman North Africa, History's website ...

After the fifth century, Germanic barbarians — led by the Visigoths and Vandals — invaded the Roman ... a federation of Germanic tribes whose people lived near the Upper Rhine Valley ...

The use of "barbarian" soldiers is nothing new, but how do Game of Thrones' Wildlings differ from the Huns, Goths, and Vandals that swept ... to displace many Gothic tribes in their homelands.

300-700 A.D.), "barbarian" groups like the Goths and Vandals roved around Europe, nibbling away at the declining Roman Empire and settling down as they went along. One tribe that got comfortable ...