Viking ship discovered 30ft underground in Norway using RADAR

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A long-lost Viking burial ship discovered 30ft underground may be the grave of a high-status individual, archaeologists believe.

The discovery was made as part of archeological work on a site that could form part of the route for the proposed E39 highway, near Øyesletta, western Norway.

The team used ground-penetrating radar to make the discovery, with the work led by the Norwegian Institute for Cultural Heritage Research (NIKU) based in Oslo.

Nothing is known about the person buried in the boat, but as that type of burial was reserved for the most important people in the community, they were likely very of high status, according to the team, led by archaeologist Jani Causevic.

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1. Must read later.

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2. Not Kirk Douglas.

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3. "The Dig" Movie on Netflix

If you have NETFLIX this is one of the best movies they've produced. Viking Ship discovered in 1939 in Sutton Hoo on the Southern East Coast of Great Britain.