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The Viking World

A History in 100 Objects

Austin Mason, Hannah Curtiss, Liza Davis, Jane Kelly, Kerim Omer Kadir Celik, Adante Ratzlaff, Leah Sacks, Kai Matsubara-Rall, Quinn Radich, Madeline Cosgriff, John Kennelly, Claire Jensen, Alperen Turkol, Jordan Cahn, Peter Hanes, Sarah Wang, Nick Carlsen, Ari Bakke, Phineas Callahan, Lauren Azuma, Justin Berchiolli, Rowan Matney, Ben Pletta, John Scott, Nick Cohen, Sophie Bokor, Authors
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Oseberg Ship

  1. Moriarty, Colm. "The Oseberg Viking Ship Burial." World Archaeology, Last Modified September 3, 2012. http://irisharchaeology.ie/2012/09/the-oseberg-viking-ship-burial/. Date Accessed: 5/14/15
  2. "The Oseberg Finds." UiO: Museum of Cultural History, Last Modified Dec 10, 2012 09:38 http://www.khm.uio.no/english/visit-us/viking-ship-museum/exhibitions/oseberg/. Date Accessed: 5/14/15
  3. Christensen, Arne Emil “Ships and Navigation.” In Vikings: the North Atlantic Saga, edited by William W. Fitzhugh and, Elisabeth I. Ward, 86–97. Washington: Smithsonian Institutional Press, in association with the National Museum of Natural History, 2000.
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