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Anglo-Viking Silver Brooch. the Vikings used stamping techniques to decorate silver work and this peice is typical of Viking silver.

This brooch was a special commission inspired by Scandinavian stamp work and Anglo-Saxon bossed brooches.

Produced in Silver it measured 150 mm diameter on completion and is worn at the shoulder to secure a cloak.
Anglo-Saxon Rock Crystal Sphere

An Anglo-Saxon style Sieve Spoon and Rock Crystal Sphere produced for Debbie’s ancient medicine display. Generally associated together in burials, theories about their use include semi magical purposes by the healers of the Saxon age.

Anglo-Saxon sieve spoon
The Whitby Brooch
Dublin-Style-Ring-Pins
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Lore-and-Saga Living history services and resources for schools, museums and heritage sites. Viking and Roman in school sessions and craft demonstrations. teachers notes and worksheets. Vikings, Saxons, Romans, national curriculum, invaders and settlers, key stage 2, history, teachers information, living history interpreter, in school sessions, storytelling, Roman resources, educational presentations, Viking lore, runes, Roman lore, Viking saga, living history interpretation, Viking resources, Odin, Viking crafts demonstrations, Roman cookery display, Viking silverwork, Roman games, chronology, Viking games, Roman school visits, Viking runes, national curriculum history key stage two, Viking school visits
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