Editing Viking ship (section)

== Preserved ships ==
[[File:Wikingerschiff Oslo.jpg|thumb|The remains of the Oseberg Ship, now located in the [[Viking Ship Museum (Oslo)]]]]
[[File:Skuldelev Viking ship at Vikingeskibsmuseet Roskilde, Denmark.jpg|thumb|The remains of Skuldelev 3 in the [[Viking Ship Museum (Roskilde)]]]]

Several original Viking ships have been found through the ages, but only a few have been relatively intact. The most notable of these few ships include:
* [[Gokstad ship]]: overall length – approximately {{cvt|23.3|m}}
* [[Oseberg Ship|Oseberg ship]]: overall length – approximately {{cvt|21.5|m}}
* [[Skuldelev ships]]: five ships found at the same location, from about {{cvt|11.2|to|30|m}} long
* [[Tune ship]]: may have been up to {{cvt|18.7|m}} long

Examples of other Viking ships, including some that are relatively well-preserved and some, where only very small parts remain:
* {{ill|Äskekärr ship|sv|Äskekärrskeppet}}
* [[Gjellestad ship burial]]: about {{cvt|23–24|m}} long (excavation ongoing as of June 2020)
* [[Hedeby 1]]: estimated about {{cvt|26–32|m}} long
* [[Kvalsund ship]]
* [[Ladby ship]]
* [[Myklebust Ship]]
* {{ill|Roskilde 6|da}}: found during the expansion of the [[Viking Ship Museum (Roskilde)|Viking Ship Museum]] and the longest known Viking ship at about {{cvt|37|m}}

Have been regarded as Viking ships, but from before or after the Viking Age:
* [[Salme ships]]: from 700 to 750 AD, before the Viking Age
* {{ill|Lapuri ship|fi|Lapurin hylky}}: from 1250 to 1300 AD, after the Viking Age