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Stone ship

The stone ship, or ship setting, was an early burial custom in Scandinavia, Northern Germany, and the Baltic states. The grave or cremation burial was surrounded by slabs or stones in the shape of a boat or ship. The ships vary in size and were erected from c. 1000 BCE to 1000 CE.

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related to Sweden · 24
Stone ship → Ale's Stones, Anundshög, Askeberga, BCE, Blomsholm, Boge, Bohuslän, Bronze Age, Gettlinge, Gotland's, Hulterstad, In, It, Lake Mjösjön, Old Norse, Strömstad, Sweden, Sweden's, The, There
related to Latvia · 23
Stone ship → BCE, Birznieku Velna, Bīlavu Velna, Courland, Destroyed, Devils, Excavated, It, Julius Döring, Located, Lube Parish, Lībes Velna, Mušiņu Velna, Parish, Paušu Velna, Plintiņu Velna, Poju Velna, Talsi Municipality, This, Valdgale Parish
related to Denmark · 16
Stone ship → Aalborg, An, Bronze Age, Bække, Denmark, Glavendrup, Glavendruplunden, Jelling, Kerteminde, Lejre, Lindholm Høje, Northern Funen, Queen Thyra, The, Under, Viking Age
related to history · 13
Stone ship → Ale's Stones, Baltic, Denmark, In Sweden, Inside, Jelling, Northern Germany, Scandinavian, Ship, Some, Stone, The, They
related to Germany · 6
Stone ship → Altes Lager, Anklam, Germany, Menzlin, The, Western Pomerania
related to Estonia · 4
Stone ship → BCE, Lülle, Saaremaa, Väo
related to External links · 4
Stone ship → Media, Stone, Wikimedia Commons, Wiktionary-logo-en-v2
located in · 1
Stone ship → Glavendruplunden in Northern Funen

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stone ship ships ft velna talsi municipality stones laiva parish burial age site denmark grave germany destroyed 1970s northern bce

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Stone shiplocated inGlavendruplunden in Northern Funen0.90text
Stone shiprelated to DenmarkBække0.60section
Stone shiprelated to DenmarkDenmark0.60section
Stone shiprelated to DenmarkViking Age0.60section
Stone shiprelated to DenmarkJelling0.60section
Stone shiprelated to DenmarkUnder0.60section
Stone shiprelated to DenmarkQueen Thyra0.60section
Stone shiprelated to DenmarkKerteminde0.60section
Stone shiprelated to DenmarkLejre0.60section
Stone shiprelated to DenmarkAn0.60section
Stone shiprelated to DenmarkThe0.60section
Stone shiprelated to DenmarkLindholm Høje0.60section

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