- gold for the
bracteates came from
coins paid as
peace money by the
Roman Empire to
their Northern Germanic neighbors. Many of the
bracteates feature ruler...
- Orion's Belt is
known as her
distaff or spindle. The "woman" type of
bracteates (Frauenbrakteaten, type B7, also
called Fürstenberg or
Oberwerschen type)...
-
Vadstena bracteate (Rundata Ög 178, IK 377.1) is a gold C-
bracteate found in the
ground at Vadstena, Sweden, in 1774.
Along with the
bracteate was a gold...
- Gold
bracteate from Undley, Suffolk, Frühmittelalterliche Studien, 17 (1983), p. 459. Axboe,
Morten (1981). "The
Scandinavian Gold
Bracteates: Studies...
-
following bracteates: G 205, DR BR6, DR BR13, DR BR25, DR BR42, DR BR54, DR BR59, DR BR63A, DR BR67, DR EM85;123, and DR NOR2002;10. A gold
bracteate (G 205)...
-
Period bracteates. The
swastika is
drawn either left-facing or right-facing,
sometimes with "feet"
attached to its four legs.
Medallions and
bracteates featuring...
- The Tjurkö
Bracteates,
listed by
Rundata as DR BR75 and DR BR76, are two
bracteates (medals or amulets)
found on Tjurkö,
Eastern Hundred, Blekinge, Sweden...
- 1911. It is
dated to the 6th century. The
Grumpan bracteate was
found together with two
other bracteates, two gold rings, two
bronze hooks, and some gl****...
- t b e m l ŋ o d The
Grumpan bracteate presents a
listing from 500
which is
identical to the one
found on the
previous bracteates but incomplete: f u þ a r k g w...
-
episcopal bracteates were
minted towards the end of the 13th century. As an
abbey authorized to
issue coins,
Pegau Abbey in
Pegau also
minted bracteates. These...
