There were several chests in the 9th century CE Viking Oseberg ship burial in Norway, but the so-called “large chest” is among the best preserved. The chest contained a comb, a pair of scissors, 2 lamps of iron, a cup, a wooden barrel, a few wooden bowls, a long pipe and horse studs [1687×1442]

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      I wonder what the pipe was for. 9th century is too old for tobacco, to the best of my knowledge smoking wasn’t a thing until tobacco was introduced.

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