The Stockholm museum has a large variety of Viking Age objects.  One of the most fascinating is the Mästermyr box, which held a collection of metal- and wood-working tools that demonstrate how little hand tools have changed in a thousand years.

Vendel arms, ca. 7th - 8th Century AD	Out-of-focus Vendel helmet
Some of the tools found in the Mästermyr chest	Another view of the Mästermyr artifacts
Reproduction of a Viking home interior	Carved stone
The Möjbro Runestone. An example of a bottom-to-top, right-to-left runic inscription.	The Rök Runestone. It contains the longest known stone runic inscription.
Viking era warp-weighted loom.	Wool dyed to reproduce available colors.
Kungsåra church pew, 11th or 12th Century	Carved back of the pew/bench

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