The first problem was locating the original site in the moss. Eventually, more weapons and thousands of artefacts from both boats have been found, e.g. oars and an anchor stock. The oars are between 2.2 and 3.4 m long. Most recent excavation. Dark spots are excavated pits.
Profiles indicate original sites of the two boats.
The larger profile is the preserved oak boat. The most recent and remarkable finds are two 1.4 m long wooden sculptures, believed to have served as mooring posts in the oak boat's bow. The excavation was conducted by Flemming Rieck, Institute of Maritime Archaeology in Roskilde, Denmark. Presumed position of the two sculptured posts. It is 23 m long, of clinker type , and built for 15 pairs of oars.