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	[http://www.vikingeskibsmuseet.dk/index.php?id=1323&L=1 Viking Ship Museum]		[http://www.vikingeskibsmuseet.dk/index.php?id=1323&L=1 Viking Ship Museum]
−	[http://hjortspring.dk/wold/~~index.en~~.htm Hjortspringbåden Laug]	+
		+	[http://hjortspring.dk/wold/index_en.htm Hjortspringbåden Laug]

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−	[http://hjortspring.dk/wold/index.en.htm]	+	[http://hjortspring.dk/wold/index.en.htm Hjortspringbåden Laug]

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−	[http;//hjortspring.dk/wold/index.en.htm]	+	[http://hjortspring.dk/wold/index.en.htm]

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	Randsborg, K. (1995). Hjortspring: Warfare & Sacrifice in Early Europe		Randsborg, K. (1995). Hjortspring: Warfare & Sacrifice in Early Europe
−	Jensen, J. The Hjortspring Boat Reconstructed. Online at [http://hjortspring.dk/wold/index_en.htm]	+	Jensen, J. The Hjortspring Boat Reconstructed. Online at [http://hjortspring.dk/wold/index_en.htm The Guild of the Hjortspring Boat]

	Rieck, F. and O. Crumlin-Pedersen. Bade fra Danmarks oldtid. 1988		Rieck, F. and O. Crumlin-Pedersen. Bade fra Danmarks oldtid. 1988

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−	~~[[Category:Ships]]~~	+	===Summary===
−	Earliest N. European vessel found. Remarkable features: double horns at bow and stern, similar to Scandinavian rock art images. Keel plank a hollowed log, upper strakes joined laced lapstrake. Thwarts for rowers. Built around 350 BC (established by relative dating/ comparison of weapons styles associates and C14 2 samples:370 &390 BC) in the Baltic region, used likely for raiding, then sacrificed (?) in a bog on the island of Als, Denmark. Discovered (in fragments)1880-1889 by peat cutters. 1915 museum official Jens Raben hears of it. Excavated 1921-22 by Gustav Rosenberg. Reassembly by Fr.Johannesen. Exhibited at National Museum in Copenhagen 1921-mid 60s. Re-conserved replacing alum with PEG 400 1960s-80s. Reconstructions attempted beginning 1971. 1986 reexcavated bog area, found. 2 new wood samples for C14 dating. 1986 New exhibition built. 1995-1999 seaworthy replica Tilia Alsie built.	+	Earliest N. European vessel found. Remarkable features: double horns at bow and stern, similar to Scandinavian rock art images. Keel plank a hollowed log, upper strakes joined laced lapstrake. Thwarts for rowers. Built around 350 BC (established by relative dating/ comparison of weapons styles associates and C14 2 samples:370 & 390 BC) in the Baltic region, used likely for raiding, then sacrificed (?) in a bog on the island of Als, Denmark.

−	Sources:	+	Discovered (in fragments)1880-1889 by peat cutters. 1915 museum official Jens Raben hears of it. Excavated 1921-22 by Gustav Rosenberg. Reassembly by Fr.Johannesen. Exhibited at National Museum in Copenhagen 1921-mid 60s. Re-conserved replacing alum with PEG 400 1960s-80s. Reconstructions attempted beginning 1971. 1986 reexcavated bog area, found. 2 new wood samples for C14 dating. 1986 New exhibition built. 1995-1999 seaworthy replica Tilia Alsie built.
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		+	===Sources===

	Crumlin-Pedersen, O. and A. L. Trakadas, Hjortspring: A Pre-Roman Iron-Age Warship in Context. Ships and Boats of the North, Volume 5. Roskilde, The Viking Ship Museum in Roskilde. 2003.		Crumlin-Pedersen, O. and A. L. Trakadas, Hjortspring: A Pre-Roman Iron-Age Warship in Context. Ships and Boats of the North, Volume 5. Roskilde, The Viking Ship Museum in Roskilde. 2003.
−	Randsborg, K. Warfare & Sacrifice in Early Europe Aarhaus university press, Cambridge U. Press, DK/UK 1995.	+
−	Kaul, F. Da våbnene ta. Hjortspringfundetog dets baggrund. Copenhagen National Museum of Denmmark/Nyt Nordisk Forlag, 1988.	+	Ferger, N.P., and H. Lumbye-Hanswen. 2000. "Reconstruction of the Hjortspring Boat - Theoretical Performance and Initial Test Results." In ''Down the River to the Sea'', edited by J. Litwin, 103-10. ''ISBSA VIII'', ''Proceedings of the Eighth International Symposium on Boat and Ship Archaeology'', Gdańsk 1997. Gdańsk: Polish Maritime Museum.
		+
		+	Jorgensen, A. N. Maritime Warfare in Northern Europe: Technology, organization, logistics and administration 500 BC - 1500 AD. Studies in Archaeology and History. Copenhagen, The National Museum. Papers from an International Research Seminar at the Danish National Museum, Copenhagen, 3-5 May 2000.
		+	Randsborg, K. Warfare & Sacrifice in Early Europe Aarhaus university press, Cambridge U. Press, DK/UK 1995.
		+
		+	Kaul, F. Da våbnene ta. Hjortspringfundetog dets baggrund. Copenhagen National Museum of Denmmark/Nyt Nordisk Forlag, 1988.
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	McGrail, S. Ancient Boats in N.W. Europe. Longman Group UK, New York, 1987.		McGrail, S. Ancient Boats in N.W. Europe. Longman Group UK, New York, 1987.
−	~~Westerdahl, C. Crossroads in Ancient Shipbuilding: Proceedings of the Sixth International Symposium on Boat and Ship Archaeology. Roskilde 1991.~~	+
−	~~Rieck, F. and O. Crumlin-Pedersen. Bade fra Danmarks oldtid. 1988~~	+
	Randsborg, K. (1995). Hjortspring: Warfare & Sacrifice in Early Europe		Randsborg, K. (1995). Hjortspring: Warfare & Sacrifice in Early Europe
−	Jensen, J. The Hjortspring Boat Reconstructed. Online at http://hjortspring.dk/wold/index_en.htm	+	Jensen, J. The Hjortspring Boat Reconstructed. Online at [http://hjortspring.dk/wold/index_en.htm]
−	~~Jorgensen~~, A. ~~N. Maritime Warfare in Northern Europe: Technology, organisation, logistics~~ and administration 500 BC - 1500 AD. Studies in Archaeology and History. Copenhagen, The National Museum. Papers from an International Research Seminar at the Danish National Museum, Copenhagen, 3-5 May 2000.	+
−	~~Ship Terminology quick reference: p.206-8~~. In Crumlin-Pedersen~~, O~~. ~~(1997). Viking-Age Ships and Shipbuilding in Hedeby/Haithabu and Schleswig. Schleswig, National Museum of Denmark~~.	+	Rieck, F. and O. Crumlin-Pedersen. Bade fra Danmarks oldtid. 1988

−	Internet sources:	+	Valbjorn, K.V., H.P. Rasmssen, and J.A. Jorgensen. 2000. "Reconstruction of the Hjortspring Boat - Philosophy, Execution, and Initial Results." In ''Down the River to the Sea'', edited by J. Litwin, 103-10. ''ISBSA VIII'', ''Proceedings of the Eighth International Symposium on Boat and Ship Archaeology'', Gdańsk 1997. Gdańsk: Polish Maritime Museum.
−	http://www.vikingeskibsmuseet.dk/index.php?id=1323&L=1	+
−	http;//hjortspring.dk/wold/index.en.htm	+	Westerdahl, C. Crossroads in Ancient Shipbuilding: Proceedings of the Sixth International Symposium on Boat and Ship Archaeology. Roskilde 1991.
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		+	Viking-Age Ships and Shipbuilding in Hedeby/Haithabu and Schleswig. Schleswig, National Museum of Denmark.
		+
		+	====Internet sources====
		+	[http://www.vikingeskibsmuseet.dk/index.php?id=1323&L=1]
		+	[http;//hjortspring.dk/wold/index.en.htm]
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		+	[[Category:Ships]]

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	Earliest N. European vessel found. Remarkable features: double horns at bow and stern, similar to Scandinavian rock art images. Keel plank a hollowed log, upper strakes joined laced lapstrake. Thwarts for rowers. Built around 350 BC (established by relative dating/ comparison of weapons styles associates and C14 2 samples:370 &390 BC) in the Baltic region, used likely for raiding, then sacrificed (?) in a bog on the island of Als, Denmark. Discovered (in fragments)1880-1889 by peat cutters. 1915 museum official Jens Raben hears of it. Excavated 1921-22 by Gustav Rosenberg. Reassembly by Fr.Johannesen. Exhibited at National Museum in Copenhagen 1921-mid 60s. Re-conserved replacing alum with PEG 400 1960s-80s. Reconstructions attempted beginning 1971. 1986 reexcavated bog area, found. 2 new wood samples for C14 dating. 1986 New exhibition built. 1995-1999 seaworthy replica Tilia Alsie built.		Earliest N. European vessel found. Remarkable features: double horns at bow and stern, similar to Scandinavian rock art images. Keel plank a hollowed log, upper strakes joined laced lapstrake. Thwarts for rowers. Built around 350 BC (established by relative dating/ comparison of weapons styles associates and C14 2 samples:370 &390 BC) in the Baltic region, used likely for raiding, then sacrificed (?) in a bog on the island of Als, Denmark. Discovered (in fragments)1880-1889 by peat cutters. 1915 museum official Jens Raben hears of it. Excavated 1921-22 by Gustav Rosenberg. Reassembly by Fr.Johannesen. Exhibited at National Museum in Copenhagen 1921-mid 60s. Re-conserved replacing alum with PEG 400 1960s-80s. Reconstructions attempted beginning 1971. 1986 reexcavated bog area, found. 2 new wood samples for C14 dating. 1986 New exhibition built. 1995-1999 seaworthy replica Tilia Alsie built.

Kflworthington at 01:02, 22 November 2010

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	Earliest N. European vessel found. Remarkable features: double horns at bow and stern, similar to Scandinavian rock art images. Keel plank a hollowed log, upper strakes joined laced lapstrake. Thwarts for rowers. Built around 350 BC (established by relative dating/ comparison of weapons styles associates and C14 2 samples:370 &390 BC) in the Baltic region, used likely for raiding, then sacrificed (?) in a bog on the island of Als, Denmark. Discovered (in fragments)1880-1889 by peat cutters. 1915 museum official Jens Raben hears of it. Excavated 1921-22 by Gustav Rosenberg. Reassembly by Fr.Johannesen. Exhibited at National Museum in Copenhagen 1921-mid 60s. Re-conserved replacing alum with PEG 400 1960s-80s. Reconstructions attempted beginning 1971. 1986 reexcavated bog area, found. 2 new wood samples for C14 dating. 1986 New exhibition built. 1995-1999 seaworthy replica Tilia Alsie built.		Earliest N. European vessel found. Remarkable features: double horns at bow and stern, similar to Scandinavian rock art images. Keel plank a hollowed log, upper strakes joined laced lapstrake. Thwarts for rowers. Built around 350 BC (established by relative dating/ comparison of weapons styles associates and C14 2 samples:370 &390 BC) in the Baltic region, used likely for raiding, then sacrificed (?) in a bog on the island of Als, Denmark. Discovered (in fragments)1880-1889 by peat cutters. 1915 museum official Jens Raben hears of it. Excavated 1921-22 by Gustav Rosenberg. Reassembly by Fr.Johannesen. Exhibited at National Museum in Copenhagen 1921-mid 60s. Re-conserved replacing alum with PEG 400 1960s-80s. Reconstructions attempted beginning 1971. 1986 reexcavated bog area, found. 2 new wood samples for C14 dating. 1986 New exhibition built. 1995-1999 seaworthy replica Tilia Alsie built.

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−	Earliest N. European vessel found. Remarkable features: double horns at bow and stern, similar to Scandinavian rock art images. Keel plank a hollowed log, upper strakes joined laced lapstrake. Thwarts for rowers. Built around 350 BC (established by relative dating/ comparison of weapons styles associates and C14 2 samples:370 &390 BC) in the Baltic region, used likely for raiding, then sacrificed (?) in a bog on the island of Als, Denmark. Discovered (in fragments)1880-1889 by peat cutters. 1915 museum official Jens Raben hears of it. Excavated 1921-22 by Gustav Rosenberg. Reassembly by Fr.Johannesen. Exhibited at National Museum in Copenhagen 1921-mid 60s. Re-conserved replacing alum with PEG 400 1960s-80s. Reconstructions attempted beginning 1971. 1986 reexcavated bog area, found. 2 new wood samples for C14 dating. 1986 New exhibition built. 1995-1999 seaworthy replica Tilia Alsie built.	+	Earliest N. European vessel found. Remarkable features: double horns at bow and stern, similar to Scandinavian rock art images. Keel plank a hollowed log, upper strakes joined laced lapstrake. Thwarts for rowers. Built around 350 BC (established by relative dating/ comparison of weapons styles associates and C14 2 samples:370 &390 BC) in the Baltic region, used likely for raiding, then sacrificed (?) in a bog on the island of Als, Denmark. Discovered (in fragments)1880-1889 by peat cutters. 1915 museum official Jens Raben hears of it. Excavated 1921-22 by Gustav Rosenberg. Reassembly by Fr.Johannesen. Exhibited at National Museum in Copenhagen 1921-mid 60s. Re-conserved replacing alum with PEG 400 1960s-80s. Reconstructions attempted beginning 1971. 1986 reexcavated bog area, found. 2 new wood samples for C14 dating. 1986 New exhibition built. 1995-1999 seaworthy replica Tilia Alsie built.

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	Rieck, F. and O. Crumlin-Pedersen. Bade fra Danmarks oldtid. 1988		Rieck, F. and O. Crumlin-Pedersen. Bade fra Danmarks oldtid. 1988
	Randsborg, K. (1995). Hjortspring: Warfare & Sacrifice in Early Europe		Randsborg, K. (1995). Hjortspring: Warfare & Sacrifice in Early Europe
−	Jensen, J. The Hjortspring Boat Reconstructed. Online at http://hjortspring.dk/wold/index_en.htm ~~accessed 9/10/10.~~	+	Jensen, J. The Hjortspring Boat Reconstructed. Online at http://hjortspring.dk/wold/index_en.htm
	Jorgensen, A. N. Maritime Warfare in Northern Europe: Technology, organisation, logistics and administration 500 BC - 1500 AD. Studies in Archaeology and History. Copenhagen, The National Museum. Papers from an International Research Seminar at the Danish National Museum, Copenhagen, 3-5 May 2000.		Jorgensen, A. N. Maritime Warfare in Northern Europe: Technology, organisation, logistics and administration 500 BC - 1500 AD. Studies in Archaeology and History. Copenhagen, The National Museum. Papers from an International Research Seminar at the Danish National Museum, Copenhagen, 3-5 May 2000.
	Ship Terminology quick reference: p.206-8. In Crumlin-Pedersen, O. (1997). Viking-Age Ships and Shipbuilding in Hedeby/Haithabu and Schleswig. Schleswig, National Museum of Denmark.		Ship Terminology quick reference: p.206-8. In Crumlin-Pedersen, O. (1997). Viking-Age Ships and Shipbuilding in Hedeby/Haithabu and Schleswig. Schleswig, National Museum of Denmark.