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I say this the twelfth
1" (16 x 8 cm)
They were usually paired with an apron dress in dyed wool
The original axe is today located at the Kulturhistorisk Museum in Norway (Item no: C58882/4)
- Material: Iron
Birka Brooch, Bj 539, Bronze FilterBrown I say this the twelfthA detailed, high quality Viking brooch crafted in solid bronze. It is a reproduction of the 9th Century silver brooch found in grave Bj 539 in Birka, Sweden. The back has a needle with a lock mechanism and the side has a hole from where it is possible to hang something. The brooch was found in a female grave and has happy animal faces on it (possibly cats). Grimfrost reconstructed this brooch for the Birka Museum's 2020 Exhibition where a number of