File:Cf34567 467 C55000 173 Dyrehodestolpe Oseberg Det karolingiske hode (hundehodet) forfra. Kulturhistorisk museum UiO Oslo Norway (Kirsten Helgeland CC BY-SA 4.0) cropped.jpg

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English: Five unique Viking Age wooden posts with carved animal heads were discovered in a burial mound near Tønsberg (100 km southwest of Oslo, Norway) in 1904. The find consisted of a Viking ship (the Oseberg Ship), numerous wooden and metal artefacts, textiles and even sacrificed animals used as offerings to the two buried women. The animal-head posts are elaborately decorated with dragon or animal heads and patterns with gripping beasts in the Oseberg Style, an early style of Norse art. Four of the posts are on exhibition at The Viking Ship Museum ("Vikingskipshuset på Bygdøy") in Oslo; the fifth is only in pieces. Cropped photo from the collections of The Museum of Cultural History in Oslo.
Norsk bokmål: Utskåret dyrehodestolpe i tre fra Osebergfunnet, det rike gravgodset i ei skipsgrav fra 830-tallet som ble oppdaga i Tønsberg i 1903 og utgravd sommeren etter. Fire av ialt fem dyrehodestolper er utstilt på Vikingskiphuset i Oslo. Det er usikkert hva disse er blitt brukt til. Les om «Den karolingiske dyrehodestolpen» («Hundehodet») fra side 113 i Osebergfundet. 3 (utgitt 1920).
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Source Copy of photo from the collections of Museum of Cultural History in Oslo, Norway: Cropped version of bestillingsnummer Cf34567_467_C55000_173 (museumsnummer C55000_173) found at Universitetsmuseenes fotoportal (license cc-by-sa-4.0)
Author Kirsten Helgeland / Kulturhistorisk museum, UiO

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