- Viking Ring Fortress. Trelleborg is a collective name for six Viking Age circular forts, located in Denmark and the southern part of modern Sweden.
- But newly discovered pieces of ceramic pottery found in the main gates of Denmark’s fifth Viking ring fortress, “Borgring,” are now challenging this theory.
- Borgeby and Trelleborg in Skåne are not considered by science as real ring castles. Borgeby is not even mentioned in the Lexicon of Germanic archeology.
- Five ring fortresses, some of the best preserved Viking era monuments in the world, have together become Denmark’s latest UNESCO World Heritage Site.
- Helen Goodchild1 , Nanna Holm2 & Søren M. Sindbæk3,∗ 0 km Research Borgring: the discovery of a Viking Age ring fortress A massive tenth-century AD ring...
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- In 2014, archaeologist identified another impressive fortress through laser scan, which had been initially found in 1875 – a ring-shaped Viking fortress on the...
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- Article contents
- Viking Age ring fortresses
- Targeting Borgring: LiDAR, topography and previous investigations