At Stöð in Stöðvarfjörður archaeologists have excavated two large Viking Age halls. The younger hall dates to the 10th century while dating evidence indicates that the larger, earlier hall belongs to the late 9th century.
Archaeological site
Excavated
Original use
Halls and settlement
Historical significance
Two large halls, including an earlier structure likely dating to the late 9th century.
Last verified 22 September 2026