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Viking oval brooches, 10thC
Found: Viking Burial side, Cumbria, England
Viking Glass beads and pendants, 10thC
found: Kaupang, Larvik, Vestfold, Norway
Trefoil Brooch, Viking, Borre Style, 10thC
Found at Roskilde, Denmark
This trefoil (three-lobed) brooch is made of copper alloy. Each arm is decorated in Borre Style with aspread eagled animal seen from above, its head in low, sunken relieffacing in to the centre. A perforated lug on the back is for the attachment of a chain.
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Viking, Silver Disc Brooch, Borre Style, 10thC Probably found on the island of Gotland, Sweden This silver disc brooch is elaborately decorated with Borre Style interlace and animal masks. Figures offour backward-biting animals are riveted around the high centralboss, itself formed of eight long-necked animal heads. Round the edge of the brooch are two squatting, human figures grasping what appear to be their own forked beards, alternating with animal heads holding a bar between forepaws and mouth.
Viking Helmet, 10thC
Grave find: Gjermundbu, Ringerike k., Buskerud, Norway
Historical Museum, Oslo
Viking arm-ring, gold, 10thC
Arm-ring formed from a pair of twisted gold rods of circular section, with a pair of twisted wires laid between them (of which a short length is missing towards one end), the rods are slightly tapering towards plain straight-ended terminals. The ring is worn, with some surface damage, so that the number of nicks is uncertain.
Findspot: England, Buckinghamshire, Wendover
