Oseberg ship burial

The Oseberg ship burial, discovered in Norway in 1904, dates back to the early 9th century during the Viking Age. It features a beautifully preserved Viking ship, measuring about 21 meters long, which was used to transport two high-status women to the afterlife. The burial site, rich with artifacts such as tools, textiles, and intricate wooden carvings, reflects the wealth and craftsmanship of the time. This burial is significant because it provides insights into Viking culture, beliefs about death, and their impressive shipbuilding skills. It remains one of the most important archaeological finds from this period.