For 10 points, identify these craft used for Viking burials.
The "Hjortspring" ("YOTE-spring") example of these objects is similar to many Bronze Age petroglyphs. A so-called "Buddha bucket" was found near a large one of these objects in Oseberg. Barry Clifford is best known for discovering one of these objects that comprises the main attraction of the Whydah ("WHY-duh") site. One of these objects is the main attraction of the Mary Rose Museum. In 1961, a large one of these created for the Vasa dynasty was recovered in Stockholm. A king identified as Raedwald of East Anglia was found under a mound and inside one of these objects at Sutton Hoo. Two halves of one of these objects made by Harland and Wolff were found in 1985 by Robert Ballard. For 10 points, identify these craft used for Viking burials.
The "Hjortspring" ("YOTE-spring") example of these objects is similar to many Bronze Age petroglyphs.
ships [or boats or shipwrecks] &lt;Historio/Archaeo&gt;