A 10thC silver inlaid axe, found Bjerringhøj, Mammen, Jutland, in the 19thC: https://archaeologynewsnetwork.blogspot.co.uk/2013/09/british-museum-launches-bp-exhibition.html …pic.twitter.com/5MkVAfnWPV
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A 10thC silver inlaid axe, found Bjerringhøj, Mammen, Jutland, in the 19thC: https://archaeologynewsnetwork.blogspot.co.uk/2013/09/british-museum-launches-bp-exhibition.html …pic.twitter.com/5MkVAfnWPV
A silver inlaid Merovingian iron axe, 7thC, from Neuwied, Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany (British Museum).pic.twitter.com/6ek7mUSB2L
11thC axe w/ gold decoration that may reference the legend of Sigurd the dragon-slayer; found on the Volga, Russia: http://british.museumblog.org/vikings-in-russia/ …pic.twitter.com/BhxMgx5NQg
Remarkably well preserved. It looks like it still has a keen edge.
That's in good condition (?)
- good smithy made that

Probably running away from Harold.
we need to put this under scope fluoro luminescence . some axes had some nielling in silver or gold
Very elegant really.
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