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Silver medieval comb

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Reconstruction of a find from Lincolnshire, England. But actually such combs were much more typical for East Scandinavia and Balkans. In the Baltic cult.

Bronze medieval comb

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Bronze medieval comb by Sulik on Etsy - love that this is based on a real archeological find

Bronze starp end from medieval Poland

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Reconstruction of the early medieval strap end found in Poland. Made of cast bronze.

Bronze beard bead (6mm)

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A Viking style beard bead made of bronze. The hole inside has inch) diameter.

Silver Anglo-Saxon strap end

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The Sunken City is a shop where you can buy silver and bronze geek jewelry inspired by various works of fiction and reenactment jevelry based on the archeological finds from the Viking Age.

Bronze Anglo-saxon strap end

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Bronze Anglo-saxon strap end - Reconstruction of the Anglo-saxon strap end found in England. Made of cast bronze.

Silver Viking key

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Reconstruction of a Viking era key found in England. Keys like this one were used as a status symbol by Viking women and were often small works of art worn on a belt around the waist. The key is inch) high and inch) wide. Made of sterling silver.

Bronze Viking key

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Bronze Viking key - Reconstruction of a Viking era key found in England. Keys like this one were used as a status symbol by Viking women and were often small works of art worn on a belt around the waist. The key is.