List of archaeological sites and dismantled stave churches in northern Europe. The list is still not complete, and will be continually revised as traces of churches are found all the time.
Iceland Þórarinsstaðir archaeological excavation in Seyðisfjörður, east Iceland (post church which predates stave church).
Norway
, Ål Municipality in Hallingdal, dismantled in 1880. Wood roof in the quire with paintings from the 13th century are now at display at , in Oslo. . Parts of it on display at University Museum of Bergen.
, Sør-Aurdal Municipality. Portal on display in Copenhagen. There are still two stave churches left in Sør-Aurdal Municipality: Reinli Stave Church and Hedalen Stave Church.
Bjølstad Stave Church, portal reused in
Gåra Stave Church Gaupne Stave Church, parts of which are incorporated into Old Gaupne Church Gausdal Stave Church
Hakastein Church, archaeological excavation of post church constructed between 1010 and 1040.
Hylestad Stave Church, Setesdal. Demolished and the portal on display at , in Oslo.
in Nord-Fron Municipality
in Nes municipality
Sannidal Stave Church, parts preserved in Sannidal Church
. Parts of it on display at University Museum of Bergen.
. Parts of it on display at University Museum of Bergen.
. Parts of it on display at University Museum of Bergen. Vågå Stave Church is sometimes referred to as a stave church, but is the result of extensive reconstruction with reuse of materials from the demolished stave church. Original stave church was constructed in 1150, and was converted to a cruciform church in 1626–28.
Vinje Stave Church, demolished around 1795 and replaced by Vinje Church, Telemark. Parts preserved in , Oslo, and at the National Museum of Denmark, Copenhagen.
Sweden Clemens Church in Lund in Lund Hemse Stave Church, Gotland Maria Minor church in Lund built around 1060 Vänga Stave Church near Borås, dendrochronologically dated to 1063–1065, parts reused in the first built in 1642.
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