Endebjerg

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Endebjerg (archaeological site on Samsø, Denmark)

Location of the site in Denmark
Location	Samsø, Denmark
Coordinates	55°52′22.4328″N 10°38′47.8824″E / 55.872898000°N 10.646634000°E / 55.872898000; 10.646634000
Type	Settlement
History
Periods	Neolithic (Funnelbeaker Culture) Late Bronze Age Early Iron Age Viking Age Present times (19th century to modern day)
Site notes
Excavation dates	1988, 1989, 1990, 2017, 2018

Endebjerg is the location of an excavation site set in the middle of farmland on the island of Samsø, Denmark. A series of excavations have shown that this site has been occupied by a variety of cultures since the Early Neolithic period. The site was first officially excavated in 1988 under Christian Adamsen.^[1] It was most recently excavated in the summer of 2018 by a joint task force of the Harvard University Viking Studies Program and Moesgaard Museum, led by Peter Jensen.^[2]