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Gokstad Viking Ship

Excavated in 1880, a perfectly preserved Viking ship shown after its removal from a long barrow at Gokstad, Norway

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1887 Barrow Burial Excavated Norway Perfectly Preservation Preserved Removal Ritual Shown Supports Viking Gokstad


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1. Title: Unveiling the Secrets of the Past: The Gokstad Viking Ship, a Perfectly Preserved Ancient Marvel. This evocative image captures the moment of discovery and awe as the Gokstad Viking Ship, a perfectly preserved ancient Norwegian vessel, is carefully removed from its long barrow burial site in 1880. The ship, excavated near Sandefjord, Norway, has captivated historians, archaeologists, and the public alike since its unearthing. Dating back to approximately 890 AD, the Gokstad Ship is an exceptional example of Viking shipbuilding and craftsmanship. It is believed that the ship was built as a burial vessel for a high-ranking chieftain or king. The ship's impressive size, measuring 23.2 meters in length and 5.2 meters in width, speaks to the wealth and power of its original owner. Upon its discovery, the ship was found to be remarkably well-preserved due to the protective environment of the burial mound. The wooden hull was still largely intact, as were many of the original fixtures, including the mast, sails, and even the ropes. This level of preservation has provided invaluable insights into Viking shipbuilding techniques and the lives of these ancient seafarers. The ship was transported to Oslo in 1887, where it is now housed in the Viking Ship Museum. This iconic artifact continues to fascinate visitors and scholars, offering a tangible connection to Norway's rich Viking past. The image of the Gokstad Ship being removed from its burial site serves as a testament to the enduring allure of archaeological discoveries and the importance of preserving our historical heritage.

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