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Borrering
Borrering〔(The Danish Castle Centre and Aarhus University: ''Enigmatic Viking Fortress discovered in Denmark'' )〕〔(Københavns Universitet, Nordisk Forskningsinstitut, 5. September 2014: Navnet på vikingeborgen ) (Danish )〕〔Anders Petersen: ''Vallø og Omegn. En historisk Skildring'', Copenhagen, 1877. (p. 252) (Danish )〕〔Harald Andersen: "De glemte borge" in Skalk, 1992, No. 1, p. 19-30 (Danish )〕〔(Skovbo Lokalhistoriske Forening, Gammel Lellinge (19 March 2009) ) (Danish )〕〔(Stednavne som kilde til yngre jernalders centralpladser, Lisbeth Eilersgaard Christensen, 2010 ) (Danish )〕〔(Stednavne som kilde til centralpladskomplekser i Danmark, Namn och bygd, Årg. 99 (2011), p. 59–86 ) (Danish )〕〔(Danmarks Stednavne - Borrering (0221. Højelse s., Ramsø h.) ) (Danish )〕 (1682: ''Borre Ring''; 1877 & 1992: ''Borrering'') also known as ''Vallø Borgring''〔(Danmarks Borgcenter: Vallø Borgring – Gådefuld vikingeborg fundet ved Køge ) (Danish )〕〔(Lokalarkiv raser over navn på vikinge-borg, Dagbladet, 09.09.2014 ) (Danish )〕〔"Vallø Stift ser turismemuligheder", Dagbladet, 5. September 2014, p. 17 (Danish )〕 or ''Vallo ring-fortress''〔(Archaeology News Network: New Viking fortress found in Denmark )〕 (also ''Borgringen ved Lellinge'', ''Lellinge Ringborg'',〔(Facebook Group about Lellinge Ringborg (in Danish) ) (Danish )〕 ''Borgring'', ''Borgerring'', ''Borring'' and other names〔〔) is a Danish Viking fortification located on Zealand, east of Gammel () Lellingegaard in the parish of Højelse and north-east of Lellinge. The ring sits on land under the Chapter of Vallø (the land and Gl. Lellingegaard has been a part of the estate of Vallø (later Chapter of Vallø) since 1721).
== Description ==
Borrering is circular in shape and spans 145 metres across and thus ranks third among the original, Danish Viking ring fortresses. It featured a 10–11-meter wide rampart and was shielded by a palisade, made by pointed wooden stakes. No fortification moat has been uncovered, but the Ellebækken stream running due west of the fortification might have offered a natural defence as might a small lake to the north/north-east. During the excavation in 2014 the northern and eastern gates were found exactly where they would be expected to be in a trelleborg-type fortification.
Borrering could join the group of trelleborgs which include Trelleborg at Slagelse, Nonnebakken at Odense, Fyrkat at Hobro and Aggersborg next to The Limfjord. These fortifications have all been dated to ca. 980 a.d. However, conclusive dating of Borrering remains to be done.
During the Viking age the fortress would have enjoyed a strategic, geographical advantage overlooking the intersection of the old high roads from Roskilde and Ringsted extending as far as the two streams in Køge Ådal, which at this time was a ship-ready fjord and one of the best natural ports on Zealand, offering easy access to the Bay of Køge.
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