The Kvalsund ship (Norwegian: Kvalsundskipet), also known as Kvalsund II, is a late 8th century rowing ship, discovered embedded in a marsh at Kvalsund in Herøy, Møre og Romsdal near Ålesund, Norway, in 1920. It was about 18 m (59 ft) long and was discovered together with a smaller, 9.5 m (31 ft) long rowboat called Kvalsund I. Detailed dendrochronology analysis has placed the construction of the Kvalsund ship at 780-800 AD (originally, it was believed to be older), which is the start of the Viking Age.
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- Barco de Kvalsund (es)
- Bateau de Kvalsund (fr)
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| - Das Kvalsund-Schiff ist ein Schiff der Vorwikingerzeit das im Jahr 1920 bei Kvalsund auf der Insel Nerlandsøya in der Gemeinde Herøy im Fylke Møre og Romsdal in Westnorwegen gefunden wurde. Mittels C14-Methode wurde das Boot auf das Jahr 690±70 datiert (Wikingerzeit = 800–1050 n. Chr.) Das Schiff hatte eine Länge von 18 m eine Breite von 3,2 m und einen Tiefgang von 78 cm. Es konnte von 20 Mann gerudert werden. Es wäre möglich gewesen das Schiff zu segeln, allerdings wurden keine Teile eines Mastes gefunden. (de)
- El barco de Kvalsund (en noruego, Kvalsundskipet) es un barco de remos de finales del siglo VII, descubierto incrustado en un pantano de Kvalsund en Herøy cerca de Ålesund (Noruega) en 1920, junto con un barco de remos más pequeño llamado Kvalsundferingen. Su construcción es anterior al barco de Oseberg y Gokstad, ambos del siglo IX. El barco de Kvalsund data del año 690 . El barco tenía un timón desmontable en un lado que podía ser quitado en aguas poco profundas, y su forma sugiere fuertemente que tenía una vela -si es así, sería el primer barco escandinavo descubierto que tiene una. (es)
- Le Bateau de Kvalsund (en norvégien : Kvalsundskipet) (ou Kvalsund 2) est un bateau viking à bordages à clin trouvé en 1920 sur l'île de Nerlandsøya, dans un marais du village de Kvalsund, commune de Herøy dans le comté de Møre og Romsdal.Ce bateau est un genre de long færing, sans mât et voile carrée, datant du VIIe siècle. Un autre bateau à rames plus petit appelé (no) (ou Kvalsund 1) a été trouvé en même temps.[réf. nécessaire] (fr)
- The Kvalsund ship (Norwegian: Kvalsundskipet), also known as Kvalsund II, is a late 8th century rowing ship, discovered embedded in a marsh at Kvalsund in Herøy, Møre og Romsdal near Ålesund, Norway, in 1920. It was about 18 m (59 ft) long and was discovered together with a smaller, 9.5 m (31 ft) long rowboat called Kvalsund I. Detailed dendrochronology analysis has placed the construction of the Kvalsund ship at 780-800 AD (originally, it was believed to be older), which is the start of the Viking Age. (en)
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| - Replica of the Kvalsund ship (en)
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| - Das Kvalsund-Schiff ist ein Schiff der Vorwikingerzeit das im Jahr 1920 bei Kvalsund auf der Insel Nerlandsøya in der Gemeinde Herøy im Fylke Møre og Romsdal in Westnorwegen gefunden wurde. Mittels C14-Methode wurde das Boot auf das Jahr 690±70 datiert (Wikingerzeit = 800–1050 n. Chr.) Das Schiff hatte eine Länge von 18 m eine Breite von 3,2 m und einen Tiefgang von 78 cm. Es konnte von 20 Mann gerudert werden. Es wäre möglich gewesen das Schiff zu segeln, allerdings wurden keine Teile eines Mastes gefunden. (de)
- The Kvalsund ship (Norwegian: Kvalsundskipet), also known as Kvalsund II, is a late 8th century rowing ship, discovered embedded in a marsh at Kvalsund in Herøy, Møre og Romsdal near Ålesund, Norway, in 1920. It was about 18 m (59 ft) long and was discovered together with a smaller, 9.5 m (31 ft) long rowboat called Kvalsund I. Detailed dendrochronology analysis has placed the construction of the Kvalsund ship at 780-800 AD (originally, it was believed to be older), which is the start of the Viking Age. The Kvalsund ship is of an earlier and less advanced construction than the Oseberg ship, also found in Norway, which dates to the early ninth century. Being from around the start of the Viking Age and likely part of an offering in a pond or bog, the Kvalsund ship represents an important link between later Viking Age ships and earlier, pre-Viking Age vessels (like the Nydam boat) and rituals. Both the ship and the smaller rowboat that was found with it were deliberately destroyed before being placed in the pond or bog, and no human remains have been found (i.e., the offering does not appear to have been part of a burial). This resembles earlier, pre-Viking Age finds from Denmark, but is unlike typical Viking Age ship burials. The ship featured a detachable rudder on one side that could be removed in shallow water, and its shape suggests it might have had a sail. If so, it would have been of a very simple type, as it lacks some features typical of sailing ships; thus it appears to have been transitional between earlier, pre-Viking Age rowing ships and the later typical Viking ships, sharing some features with both. A mast was found at the smaller Kvalsund I boat, but it is unclear if it belongs to it. The earliest Scandinavian ship confirmed to have had a sail was the Oseberg ship. (en)
- El barco de Kvalsund (en noruego, Kvalsundskipet) es un barco de remos de finales del siglo VII, descubierto incrustado en un pantano de Kvalsund en Herøy cerca de Ålesund (Noruega) en 1920, junto con un barco de remos más pequeño llamado Kvalsundferingen. Su construcción es anterior al barco de Oseberg y Gokstad, ambos del siglo IX. El barco de Kvalsund data del año 690 . El barco tenía un timón desmontable en un lado que podía ser quitado en aguas poco profundas, y su forma sugiere fuertemente que tenía una vela -si es así, sería el primer barco escandinavo descubierto que tiene una. (es)
- Le Bateau de Kvalsund (en norvégien : Kvalsundskipet) (ou Kvalsund 2) est un bateau viking à bordages à clin trouvé en 1920 sur l'île de Nerlandsøya, dans un marais du village de Kvalsund, commune de Herøy dans le comté de Møre og Romsdal.Ce bateau est un genre de long færing, sans mât et voile carrée, datant du VIIe siècle. Un autre bateau à rames plus petit appelé (no) (ou Kvalsund 1) a été trouvé en même temps.[réf. nécessaire] (fr)
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