where they found large nails that the county said confirmed it was the site of a Viking ship.

and was made by researchers from the county and the nations NTNU Science Museum.because it was believed they offered safe passage to the afterlife.

That burial mound is one of the largest Iron Age funerary mounds in Scandinavia.The ship isnt the only major find to have been turned up at Herlaugshaugen.said that the ship was built in approximately 700 A.

Ship burials were used reserved for individuals.The other items also vanished as of the early 1920s.

The mound has been used for centuries.

said that dating the ship back that far shows that people had maritime expertise and could build large ships much earlier than previously thought.and our deepest sympathies go out to the employee’s family.

also posted an emotional message.is not staffed with air-traffic controllers.

Friday when a 1972 Beechcraft Bonanza A36 came in for landing.I loved getting to know you and hanging out.