Tag-arkiv: skibsvrag

Digital dokumentation og konservering af Kolding-koggen

Udgivet den 15. februar 2024 af Anja Liss Petersen

Skrevet af Annette Hjelm Petersen En af verdens ældste kogger, Kolding-koggen et skibsvrag fra slutningen af 1100-tallet, blev delvist udgravet i Kolding Fjord i 1943 og helt udgravet i 2001. Siden har størstedelen af fundet været opbevaret på Staldgården ved … Læs resten →

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300 år gamle velbevarede vrag fundet i Østersøen

Udgivet den 16. december 2022 af Anja Liss Petersen

Skrevet af David Gregory og Anne Marie Høier Eriksen, Miljøarkæologi og Materialeforskning, Nationalmuseet I slutningen af oktober 2022 stævnede et hold af knap 30 specialister bestående af bl.a. forskere, journalister, dokumentarister og søfolk ud fra Västervik i Østsverige for at … Læs resten →

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Kølen – fra imprægnering til frysetørring i facon

Udgivet den 29. november 2010 af Kristiane Straetkvern

Abstract
We have the shape of the ship and its keelson – the information required for giving the keelson its correct shape before vacuum freeze-drying. The 8 parts have been impregnated for 10 years in Polyethyleneglycol 2000 and are now ready for the drying process. Our blacksmith, Lotte, has prepared the iron bars with “forks” to fit the individual pieces. Each part is fixed in the right shape, wrapped in plastic before freezing. After freezing, they are unwrapped and vacuum freeze dried for 5 months in the drying chamber. Læs resten →

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Konservering af verdens længste vikingeskibsvrag til udstilling

Udgivet den 17. august 2010 af Kristiane Straetkvern

Abstract
In 1997, excavations in the harbor of Roskilde Fjord revealed several ship wrecks. One of these wrecks, wreck no. 6, was the remains of a 37 meter long warship dating to about 1025.
Being 6 meters longer than the Skuldelev 2 ship (The Sea Stallion of Glendalough), this is the longest Viking ship preserved. The ship could hold a crew of about 100 men. Although only 25% of the ship is preserved, many interesting features can be recognized in the wreck.
The ship was dismantled upon excavation. Presently, the ship consists of approximately 200 pieces. All timbers are situated at the Danish National Museum, The Conservation Department. The basic idea is that the individual ship parts are impregnated, freeze-dried and mounted in supports that allow easy and safe storage, transport, handling and mounting for exhibition – world wide. Læs resten →

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