The cemetery around Thjodhild's church
![[ The cemetery around Thjodhild's church, The cemetery around the church that may have been built by Erik the Red's wife Thjodhild. The burials are Christian burials and date from around the year 1000. Leif Eriksson and other members of his family may have been interred here.
Vis-à-Vis Graphics after Krogh, Knud J., 1967, pg 94, Viking Greenland. Copenhagen: The National Museum., Vis-à-Vis Graphics after K. Krogh, ]](../../images/site/164272_2.jpg "[ The cemetery around Thjodhild's church, The cemetery around the church that may have been built by Erik the Red's wife Thjodhild. The burials are Christian burials and date from around the year 1000. Leif Eriksson and other members of his family may have been interred here.
Vis-à-Vis Graphics after Krogh, Knud J., 1967, pg 94, Viking Greenland. Copenhagen: The National Museum., Vis-à-Vis Graphics after K. Krogh, ]")
Source: , , , Vis-à-Vis Graphics after K. Krogh, La cimetière autour de l'église deThjodhild, 2006. Notes: Le cimetière situé autour de l’église pourrait avoir été bâti par la femme d’Eirik le Rouge, Thjodhild. Les sépultures sont des sépultures chrétiennes et datent de l’an 1000 environ. Leif Eriksson et d’autres membres de sa famille pourraient y avoir été inhumés. Vis-à-Vis Graphics d’après Krogh, Knud J., 1967, p. 94, Viking Greenland. Copenhagen: The National Museum.