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Viking Age Compendium: 15 Viking Age Burials

Archaeological sites

15 Viking Graves

England:
Cumwhitton

England:
Repton

England:
Adwick-le-Street

Isle of Man:
Ballateare

Isle of Man:
Pagan Lady

Ireland:

Scotland:
Ballinaby

Scotland:
Scar

France:
L'Ile de Groix

Denmark:
Mammen

Denmark: Hedeby
Boat Burial

Denmark: Hedeby
Chamber 5

Norway:
Oseberg

Norway:
Gokstad

Norway:
Gjermundbu

Viking Age Compendium: 15 Viking Age Burials

Archaeological sites

15 Viking Graves

England:
Cumwhitton

England:
Repton

England:
Adwick-le-Street

Isle of Man:
Ballateare

Isle of Man:
Pagan Lady

Ireland:

Scotland:
Ballinaby

Scotland:
Scar

France:
L'Ile de Groix

Denmark:
Mammen

Denmark: Hedeby
Boat Burial

Denmark: Hedeby
Chamber 5

Norway:
Oseberg

Norway:
Gokstad

Norway:
Gjermundbu

Gokstad Excavated in 1880AD Boat burial. c.905AD Grave goods: Publications: Nicolaysen, N (1882) The Viking Ship Discovered in Gokstad, Norway. [NICOLAYSEN 1882] *

References

• Graham-Campbell, James (ed.) (1980) Viking Artefacts, A Select Catalogue. British Museum Publications ^{[GRAHAM-CAMPBELL 1980]} *
• Nicolaysen, N (1882) The Viking Ship Discovered in Gokstad, Norway. ^{[NICOLAYSEN 1882]} *
• Roesdahl, Else, and Wilson, David M. (eds.) (1992) From Viking to Crusader, The Scandinavians and Europe 800-1200. Nordic Council of Ministers. ^{[ROESDAHL & WILSON 1992]} *