First Viking Ship Excavation in Norway in 100 Years | Gjellestad Boat Burial

The Gjellestad Boat Burial marks the first Viking ship excavation in Norway in 100 years. Discovered in 2018, this ship burial dates back to the 8th or 9th century and is believed to be a significant archaeological find. The excavation offers insights into Viking burial practices, shipbuilding techniques, and the era's social hierarchy. Located in southeastern Norway, the site also includes evidence of other burial mounds and settlements, making it a key discovery for understanding Viking history.