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Cemeteries tagged “fyris”

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🇸🇪 Sweden · Burial field

Valsgärde

Vendel Period → Viking Age 550–1100 (Iron Age boat burial) · Vendel Period Svear → Viking Swedish (Fyris royal corridor)

Valsgärde (Vallsgärde) — boat-grave cemetery (Vendal Period 6th c → Viking Age 11th c, 15 boat graves + 80+ graves) on Fyris River hill 3 km north Gamla Uppsala, Uppsala RAÄ 209. Excavated 1928– G.

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🇸🇪 Sweden · Tumulus

Valsgärde Boat Grave Field

Vendel Period to Viking Age (c.550–1100 CE) · Vendel / Viking Age Svear

Cemetery on a ridge above the Fyris river used for 600 years (5th–11th c.) with 15 Vendel–Viking boat graves (c.600–1100), chamber graves and 62 cremations.