Oseberg Ship - Plans For A Continued Stay at The Current Location

Plans For A Continued Stay At The Current Location

The conservation of the wooden artefacts is an ongoing problem. The ship will not be moved from Bygdøy, minister Kristin Halvorsen stated on May 3, 2011—thirteen years after the debate started.

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