- The excavations during the 2002 had many exciting results. Work at Kirkjuhóll verified the presence of a cemetery containing skeletons buried in Christian fashion at the site. The foundations of several early structures were also discovered.
- One of these structures appears to be a conversion period wooden stave church. We also found the remains of a turf structure. This suggests that several phases of building occurred at the site.
- Artifacts discovered in the Kirkjuhóll cemetery included a Viking Age iron ring pin and a worked piece of whalebone with a series of lines cut into its surface.
| |  A Viking age pin from the Hrísbrú cemetery

Kirkjuhóll burial excavations
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