No, the vikings never wore horns on their helmets.   There are bronze age depictions of people in ritual headgear with  snakes or antlers on their heads, but they were no â¦ t helmets, and  they were not Vikings. By the viking age, that ritual garb fell out  of use.  For combat use, horns and spikes on a helmet is pretty stupid.You  want blows to be able to slide off. Horns and spikes would just  have made it really easy for an enemy to knock your helmet off. There are bronze age depictions of people in ritual headgear with  snakes or antlers on their heads, but they were no â¦ t helmets, and  they were not Vikings. By the viking age, that ritual garb fell out  of use.
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