Who won in the battle of native people Vs vikings?

The encounters between Native Americans and Vikings were limited and primarily occurred during the Viking explorations of North America around the 10th century, particularly in areas like Newfoundland. While the Vikings established temporary settlements, such as L'Anse aux Meadows, they did not sustain long-term dominance or conquest over Native populations. Ultimately, the Native peoples, with their established societies and knowledge of the land, were not defeated in a decisive battle, and Viking presence in North America was short-lived. Thus, it can be said that Native Americans were not ultimately overcome by the Vikings.