Oseberg Ship - Wikipedia
The Oseberg ship (Norwegian: Osebergskipet) is a well-preserved Viking ship discovered in a large burial mound at the Oseberg farm near Tønsberg in Vestfold county, Norway. This ship is commonly acknowledged to be among the finest artifacts to have survived from the Viking Age.
Oseberg ship | Vikings, Excavation, Use, Women, & Facts
Oseberg ship, 9th-century Viking ship that was discovered in 1903 on a farm in southeastern Norway and excavated in 1904. It was found in a burial mound that included the skeletons of two women and several animals along with various elaborately decorated objects such as wooden sleighs, embroidered.
The Oseberg ship - Vikingeskibsmuseet
The famous Norwegian Viking ship, the Oseberg ship, was built in AD 820, buried in a grave mound 14 years later, and excavated in 1904. Shortly after the excavation, the 21.5m long and 5.0m wide ship was re-assembled and exhibited at the Viking Ship Museum, in Bygdøy, Oslo.
The excavation of the Oseberg ship - Museum of the Viking Age
2020年6月19日 · The Oseberg ship was built in western Norway around 820 CE. It is made of oak, with deck and mast from pine. A burial chamber was built right behind the ship's mast. The dead women were laid out in a bed made with large down quilts.
History of the Oseberg Viking Burial Ship
The 17.8ft long, 16.7ft wide vessel is the oldest known Viking longship as well as the best-preserved to have ever been discovered, giving historians an unparalleled insight into 9th century Viking life.
Scandinavia´s oldest sailing ship - Oseberg Viking Heritage
The Oseberg find is the richest burial find from the Viking Age. It includes the Oseberg Ship, the oldest known sailing vessel in Scandinavia. The ship was originally built in Western Norway in AD 820 and buried 14 years later in the Slagen Valley outside Tønsberg.
Was the Oseberg Ship a tomb for a Viking Queen? - National …
2019年12月29日 · Found buried on a farm in Oseberg, Norway, an ancient Viking ship held sleighs, tapestries, silken bands, and the bones of two unidentified women.
The woodcarvings - Oseberg Viking Heritage
The woodcarvings. It is the carvings that make the Oseberg Ship so special, and often referred to as “the most beautiful Viking Ship in the world”. The carvers on the ship and also other objects like the wagon, bed, headposts, sleds etc. have been referred to as representing the “Oseberg style”.
The Oseberg ship - Oseberg Viking Heritage
The snakehead bowhead of the Oseberg ship is the very symbol of the Viking Age, known all over the world. Surrounded by mystery ever since her discovery just outside Tonsberg in 1904, we decided to build an exact reply and perhaps find some answers.
History of the Viking Ship Museum - Museum of the Viking Age
The Viking Ship Museum is a national symbol that houses what is probably Norway’s most important contribution to world cultural heritage: the ships and grave goods from the major ship burial sites at Oseberg and Gokstad, Tune and Borre.