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This Viking pendant replicates a 10th-century original excavated in Staraja Ladoga, Russia. Archaeologists also found a similar original in grave 6 at Zaozere, together with Slavic temple rings. This style of jewelry was characteristic of Vikings in the Finland region. The Russian finds show that people wore these pendants widely across the Viking world. The presence of Slavic temple rings in the same grave tells us that early medieval women wore both styles.
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Product details:
Material: silvered bronze
Size: 6 x 3 cm
Based on a historic original
Shipping weight (grams): 100
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