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Oseburg longship, built c. 815-20 AD (oak wood)
ANC175266 Oseburg longship, built c.815-20 AD (oak wood) by Viking, (9th century); 22m long, 5m wide cm; Viking Ship Museum, Oslo, Norway; (add.info.: found in large burial mound on Slagen farm, Vestfold; designed for rowing and sailing; might have been a royal pleasure vessel; later used as a burial chamber for a prominent woman placed in aft section; servant buried next to her and her possessions; ); Photo eStephen Coyne; Scandinavian, out of copyright
Media ID 23354226
© Stephen Coyne / Bridgeman Images
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Estimated Image Size (if not cropped) is 25.4cm x 21.8cm (10" x 8.6")
Estimated Product Size is 26.9cm x 21.8cm (10.6" x 8.6")
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This print showcases the magnificent Oseburg longship, a remarkable vessel built during the Viking era around 815-20 AD. Crafted from sturdy oak wood, this ship measures an impressive 22 meters in length and 5 meters in width. Currently housed at the Viking Ship Museum in Oslo, Norway, it is a testament to the exceptional craftsmanship of its time. The Oseburg longship holds great historical significance as it was discovered within a large burial mound on Slagen farm in Vestfold. Originally designed for both rowing and sailing purposes, this particular ship may have served as a royal pleasure vessel. However, its purpose took an intriguing turn when it became a burial chamber for a prominent woman. Intriguingly, alongside her remains lay those of her loyal servant and various possessions. This unique discovery provides valuable insights into the customs and rituals of Viking society during that period. Photographed by Stephen Coyne with meticulous attention to detail, this image captures not only the grandeur of the Oseburg longship but also serves as a window into our rich historical past. Its presence reminds us of the ingenuity and seafaring prowess possessed by these ancient mariners who sailed across vast oceans centuries ago.
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