Hair "product", deodorant soap, dental floss, fingernail clippers, lint rollers. It probably was a long list...
Yep, I set the scale on 1/64, based on a bunch of sets of numbers from different sources for o.a. length. Used that to sculpt my little men.
It's also far from clear if thats really where they sat. It's pretty obvious they sat on something, the oar holes are close to the deck and standing wouldn't have worked.
The Norwegian buried ships, since they were repurposed as human tomb burials, had all that normal stuff removed in order to put up the deathbeds, tents, wagons, shields, other offerings and dead people and animals in them and around them.
The wrecks sunk in the mouth of the fjord at Roskilde in Denmark were stripped of their stuff beforehand.
The contemporary Bayeux tapestry from France of the 11th Century seems to show every one standing up, but they aren't rowing.
Thank you, Ed. Those look pretty swell. There's also a need for 1/64 Olafs and Erics. If I were Belcher I'd make those a combined casting.