Myklebust ship burial site

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The Myklebust ship burial site is an important Viking Age archaeological site in Norway, known for the remains of one of the largest Viking ships ever discovered and rich grave goods indicating a high-status burial.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Viking Age burial site
archaeological site
archaeologicalFind fragments of ship construction elements
household items
personal ornaments
weapons
associatedWith Viking chieftain
elite warrior aristocracy
burialType cremation burial
ship burial
condition ship not preserved intact
ship remains largely burnt
country Norway
culture Viking Age
discoveredIn early 20th century
estimatedDate around 870–900 CE
late 9th century
excavationMethod archaeological excavation
hasPart Myklebust ship remains
burnt ship timbers
cremation burial mound
furnishings
grave goods
imported luxury items
iron rivets
weapons
hasReplica Myklebust ship full-scale reconstruction NERFINISHED
heritageDesignation cultural heritage site in Norway
interpretedAs royal or princely burial
linkedTo Viking funerary rituals
Viking maritime culture
long-distance trade in the Viking Age
locatedIn Nordfjordeid NERFINISHED
locatedInAdministrativeEntity Eid NERFINISHED
Vestland county NERFINISHED
locatedInRegion Western Norway NERFINISHED
nearby Sagastad Viking Center NERFINISHED
openToPublic yes
partOf Nordfjord region NERFINISHED
significance evidence of high-status Viking burial
important source for Viking Age shipbuilding
important source for Viking Age social hierarchy
one of the largest known Viking ship burials
touristAttraction yes

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Nordfjordeid hasAttraction Myklebust ship burial site