Viking Archaeology

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roach-works:pumpkin-bread:wbicepuppy:gabbypie64:tharook:chromatocloo:Pieces of Viking pottery with t

Anglo-Saxon and Viking personal ornamentation and combs, The Museum of East Riding, June 2017.

A woman looking at a helmet and skull uncovered from the Ridgeway Hill Viking Burial Pit near Weymou

c86:Viking runestones of the Swedish countryside, 1899-1945

Viking decorated metalwork, ‘Vikings: Rediscover The Legend’ Exhibition, The Riverside Arts Centre M

dottirofhela:Andrimner’s Hemtagare - We are dead serious about reenactment.A small group of viking r

This is an inscripted runestone from the 10th century Viking age, located in the graveyard of Rimsø

New print!Hér Ferr Hafdjarfr – Here sails the Sea-Brave.Handpulled screenprint, available as t-shirt

archaicwonder:Viking Silver Braided Bracelet, 10th Century ADThis is a gorgeous and highly wearable

• The brooches • Part 1/6 of “The woman at Spurkeland”, early 900s CE ✨

The bronze tort

The woman at Spurkeland, early 900s CE Some years ago, a friend of mine found a tortoise brooch on

• Linen underdress • Part 3/6 of “The woman at Spurkeland”, early 900s CE Findings of t

• The shawl and trefoil fibula • Part 5/6 of “The woman at Spurkeland”, early 900s CE T

• The drop spindle • Part 6/6 of “The woman at Spurkeland”, early 900s CE Among the oth

The shoulder straps/loops on apron dresses seem to have usually been made of linen, also when the re

Viking Age silver pendant depicting a coiled serpent from Orebro, Sweden (Orebro County Museum CC BY

Details… One of the two blue/brown six-strand braids running down along the back of the apron dress

• The blue aprondress • Part 4/6 of “The woman at Spurkeland”, early 900s CE The second

• The beads • Part 2/6 of “The woman at Spurkeland”, early 900s CE Two dozen beads were

Norse and Anglo-Saxon Stonework, ‘Vikings: Rediscover The Legend’ Exhibition, The Riverside Arts Cen

Violence in Viking Age Dublin. This human skull contains evidence of a severe sword cut to the side

A boat-shaped grave, Sweden. Legend says it marks the burial spot of Gotland’s first inhabitan

Corinium Museum, Cirencester; Anglo SaxonsSaxons and Vikings in the CotswoldsThe late 8th century to

gwebarchaeology: A pre-Viking woolen tunic found beside a thawing glacier in south Norway shows how

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