Viking artifacts are objects created or used by the Vikings, a seafaring people from Scandinavia who lived from the late 8th to the early 11th century. These artifacts include tools, weapons, jewelry, and household items, reflecting their daily life, trade, and craftsmanship. Notable examples are intricately designed brooches, swords, and wooden ships. Many Viking artifacts have been discovered in burial sites, such as the famous Oseberg ship burial in Norway. These finds provide valuable insights into Viking culture, beliefs, and social structures. The artifacts often feature elaborate designs, showcasing the Vikings' artistic skills and their connections to mythology and nature.