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Learn about the study of tree rings, which scientists have used to date the remains of Viking ships, and try your hand at creating your own tree-ring chronology. ... Text The Vikings Home | Explore a Viking Village; Who Were the Vikings? | Secrets of Norse Ships | The Viking Diaspora; Write Your Name in Runes | Build a...
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www.pbs.org/wgbh/nova/vikings/
www.pbs.org/wgbh/nova/vikings/
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Click here for an aerial photograph of the mouth of Roskilde Fjord. Replicas of five Viking-age ships are shown in the photograph. ... Click here for an account of the reconstruction efforts at the Roskilde Fjord find, including excellent photographs: Danish Viking Ships.
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www.pitt.edu/~dash/ships.html
www.pitt.edu/~dash/ships.html
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A little background on Viking ships in general. ... Although people generally mention Viking ships as if there were one basic type, it would be better to think of such ships as a class, varying from oceangoing craft to warships. What all Viking ships have in common is a beautiful symmetry and in being clinker-built.
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www.lookoutnow.com/3d/viking.htm
www.lookoutnow.com/3d/viking.htm
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The Viking ships; The ocean-going landing-crafts ... The Viking ships, both the Longship and the merchant ship or 'Knórr', could equally well handle ocean voyages across the Atlantic. Neither needed a harbour, but could land on beaches or river banks anywhere.
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www.viking.no/e/travels/evikingships.htm
www.viking.no/e/travels/evikingships.htm
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Viking ship - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Viking ship is a collective term for ships used during the Viking Age (793–1066) in Northern Europe. They often had a dragon head or other circular object protruding from the front and back, for desi...
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Viking_ship
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Viking ships at the Vikingship Museum in Roskilde Denmark - pictures and descriptions ... In examinations made in the years 1957-59, done by the Danish National Museum, it became clear that viking ships had been deliberately sunk at the barrier, and constituted the main body of the Peberrenden blockade.
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www.copenhagenpictures.dk/vik_skib.html
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All Viking ships - and, come to that, all ships in northern Europe for centuries before and after the Viking Age - were made by this method of overlapping the edges of the Strakes and riveting the overlap section together. ... It is a delightful piece of Viking carving, but is too small to be a ships head, and was probably...
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www.regia.org/Ships1.htm
www.regia.org/Ships1.htm
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Viking ships and replicas ... The Oseberg Ship has been copied a couple of times to my knowledge, but not as often as the Gokstad Ship. Plans for Viking Ships are hard to come by. I have a table of offsets for the Oseberg Ship that I have posted here.
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www.digitalnorseman.com/vships/shpintro.html
www.digitalnorseman.com/vships/shpintro.html
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