Oseberg

The Oseberg is a well-preserved Viking ship from around 820 AD, discovered in Norway in 1904. It served as a burial vessel for two high-status women and is notable for its intricate carvings and craftsmanship, reflecting Viking artistry. The ship’s structure demonstrates advanced shipbuilding techniques, enabling sea travel and exploration. Today, it is displayed at the Viking Ship Museum in Oslo, providing valuable insights into Viking culture, craftsmanship, and maritime history. The Oseberg is considered one of the most important archaeological finds from the Viking Age, illustrating the sophistication and artistry of Norse societies.