According to the new excavations and finds, the former ship setting of Vejerslev ("Høj Stene") is dated to around 600 AD and is therefore late Iron Age in Denmark and not Viking Age. According to more recent information on the investigations into the ship setting, it may be the oldest royal tomb in Denmark. Remarkable gold finds show that the ship setting framed a cremation grave again from the late Danish Iron Age (550-750 AD).
Published on October 05, 2022 09:09
