Viking Ship Found in the Netherlands
Evidence of Viking activity in the former trading city of Dorestad.
Workers laying pipes along a promenade in the Dutch city of Wijk bij Duurstede found a three-meter-long wooden plank that may be from a Viking ship.
It was amateur archaeologist Danny van Basten who noticed the plank during the excavation work. Shipbuilder Kees Sterrenburg examined the find and determined that it is a ship’s frame – a structural part of …
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