Stave Churches, which are common in Norwegian lands, are medieval timber framed structures made of timber. The remains of these churches, which were built during the Viking period, appeared in archaeological excavations. However, there are still churches that protect themselves and reflect the period. Borgund Church or Borgund Stave Church. The Borgund Church is the most famous of the 28 Stave churches that have not been found in Norway. Between 1180 and 1250, the Church of Borgund was built by the Vikings of timber and materials from the ombudsmen. The word "Stave" from the word "Stavene" in Norwegian is "bars or corners". This allows the churches to stand in the making. Tree Church is another name for these churches. If we go back to Borgund
