Vikingeliv
Køkkenudstyr
Limfjordslandet
Danmark/Nordtyskland
Stegegafler, Fyrkat
Fyrkat, En jysk vikingeborg II - Else Roesdahl
Norden
Fork Iron Pot fork Bjärs, Vallstena, Gotland, Sweden. SHM
10467
Fork af National Historical Museum, Sweden
Øse af birke-rod
Lindholm Høje
Lindholm Høje - Thorkild Ramskou
Øse fra Hedeby
Kasserolle af klæbersten fra Hedeby
Viking Age soapstone ladle found in Houlland, Shetland
(National Museum of Scotland)
England/Irland
Længere væk
Viking age soapstone cauldron, Uppland.
Soapstone pot from Frogner, ca. 900
Viking soapstone bowl, Denmark.
Soapstone vessels were imported from Norway and
Sweden. They weighed 5-6 kg and were heavy to
transport. The vessels were very common in Viking Age
Denmark. This shows that the Vikings did not only import
luxury products, but everyday objects as well
soapstone bowl from Viking woman's grave, Westness,
Orkney, ca 850-950 (National Museum of Scotland)
Lerkar fra Lindholm Høje
Cooking pots from Coppergate, York, one with wooden
lid, Viking era
Pots at the Viking Museum in Ribe
Lerkar, Sebber
Sebbersund, Aalborg historiske museum
Hanging pottery vessel (restored) from a grave find in
Björkö, Sweden (Historiska museet, Sweden)
Viking age ceramic jug. Birka, Sweden.
Gryde fra Mästermyr
Copper alloy "porridge pot", 26 cm wide x 13.8 cm tall
(handle not shown) Mastermyr, Gotland Sweden, / circa
1150* The Mastermyr Find / Arwidsson & Berg page 11, 29
- plate 11 / number 19.
Bronze kettle from Mammen. I.A.A. Worsaae "Om
Mammen-Fundet" in Aarboger for Nordisk Oldkyndighed
og Historie. Plate 8
23-24-Cauldron.jpg (845×1286) – Mastermyr
Title: Viking Iron Kettle
Creator: Erik Nylén
Archive or Repository: Parks Canada Agency
Collection or Fond: Cultural Resources Archaeology
collections, Halifax
Notes: Reproduction of Viking iron kettle and stripod from
which it was suspeneded.
iron pot. Buskerud, Norway (Kulturhistorisk Museum)
"Birka cauldron" Uppland, Sweden.
Pot hook. Iron. The pot hook was used to hang a cooking
vessel above the fire. Nosaby, Nosaby, Skåne, Sweden.
SHM 8047
Viking age pot hook with chain, made of iron. The pot hook
was used to hang a cooking vessel above the fire, Gotland,
Sweden. Object from the exhibition "We call them Vikings"
produced by The Swedish History Museum.
Viking Iron Tool (Pot Hook?). Very well preserved. Ask,
Norway.
pot lid, York, Viking era
Stegerist fra Mästermyr
Stegepande fra Kaupang
VIKINGERNE I ENGLAND
Oseberg, Norge
Frying pan af The Swedish History Museum, Stockholm
Griddle – Mastermyr
Frying Pan - Gloppen, Western Norway. Exhibited at Bergen
Museum
Viking & Hvidekrist
Drejet træskål fra Stubbekøbing
Træfade fra Oseberg
Træ-æske fra Hedeby
Højde: 7,1 cm. Diameter: 18,4 cm
wooden box dublin
Oseberg ship grave - little casket with lid.
ox, pre-form Box, pre-form. Antler (from moose). Björkö,
Adelsö, Uppland, Sweden. SHM 5208:1706
Bronze clad pail from Birka (BJ507).
salt container, Årnes (Norway)
Motiv
Bastarbeider fra Oseberg.
Gjenstand
Tægerbundet kurv
Sted
Norge, Vestfold, Tønsberg, Oseberg, Jarlsberg Hovedgård,
161, 2
Bestillingsnummer
CfO0817 (http://www.khm.uio.no/tjenester/foto/)
Museumsnummer
O1904_58
Der er tale om et
bronzealder-fund fra ca. 200 e.kr.
Løb fra Nøhrå i Thy
Bread finding from a Viking Age cremation burial at Helgö.
The shape of the bread resembling flat bread and has
probably had an original size of 18cms in diameter. Scale
1:1. Photo: Liselotte Bergström.
A viking age bread from Lovö in central eastern Sweden, in
the middle of the bread is a sharp stone
Bread from Birka