The Oseberg Ship Burial is an archaeological site located in Norway, dating back to the early 9th century. Discovered in 1904, it features a well-preserved Viking ship, which was used to transport two high-status women to the afterlife. The burial site also contained various grave goods, including tools, textiles, and ceremonial items, reflecting the wealth and status of the individuals buried. The ship itself, measuring about 21 meters long, is one of the best-preserved Viking ships ever found. It is believed to have been built around 820 AD and showcases the advanced shipbuilding techniques of the Vikings. The Oseberg burial provides valuable insights into Viking culture, burial practices, and maritime history.