Viking Twisted Bronze Bracelet

Viking Twisted Bronze BraceletDate: 9th11th Century A. D. Weight: 41. 56 grams Length: 2. 75 in 7 cm History of the Artifact A robust example of Viking era personal adornment, this open ended bracelet is formed from a single heavy rod of bronze, carefully forged and twisted to produce its distinctive spiral design. The terminals are squared off into clean, blunt finials, typical of utilitarian Viking craftsmanship. Thick, solid, and richly patinated, the bracelet reflects both

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