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A bucket made of yew, with brass hoops and 'Buddha'-like figures of enamel and brass.
A bucket made of yew. It has brass fittings, and iron hoops and handle rings. When found it contained wild apples.
A small bucket with brass hoops and handles. It is made of yew.
A bucket on the deck of the Gokstad ship. The shutters for the oar holes are also visible.
Possible wooden candlesticks. Their actual function is uncertain but it is thought that they were made to hold candles.
These carved wooden heads were once part of a tent frame.
A wooden chair made of beech, and shoes of soft leather. The illustration beside the chair depicts the traces of paint that remained on the chair.
This chest had been broken into by grave robbers. When found, it still contained two combs, and pieces of leather and cloth.
A chest made of oak and decorated with iron studs.
Combs made from horn.
Cooking utensils from the Oseberg ship burial. These include an iron cauldron with tripod, pot stirrers, a frying pan, a knife and a bowl.
A turned wooden cup.
Wooden cups, a wooden trough, and a wooden bowl, all from the Oseberg ship burial.
Small pieces of wood with carved decoration. Their function is unknown.
Detail shots showing the mast seat on the Gokstad ship.
Detail shots showing the oar holes on the Gokstad ship.
Detail of the stem ornament on the Oseberg Ship, showing the intricate carving.
Detail of the stern ornament on the Oseberg Ship, showing the intricate carving.
A floating key ring shaped like the Gokstad ship under sail. Seen in Vikingskipshuset.
A Frankish glass goblet from the Borre mound burial. It is thought that the goblet must have been at least 100 years old when deposited in the Borreā¦
