Tanged javelin head, iron. Such javelin heads were normally widespread in the 6th-9th century , (Griciuvienė 2005, 122) but dating up to the 11th or even the 12th century cannot be excluded either (Tvauri 2014, 174-175).
Tanged javelin head, iron. Such javelin heads were normally widespread in the 6th-9th century , (Griciuvienė 2005, 122) but dating up to the 11th or even the 12th century cannot be excluded either (Tvauri 2014, 174-175).
Read more:
Griciuvienė, E. (prepared by) 2005. Žiemgaliai. Baltų archeologijos paroda. Katalogas. The Semigallians. Baltic Archaeological Exhibition. Catalogue. Vilnius – Riga, Lietuvos nacionalis muziejus; Latvijas Vēstures muzejs
Tvauri, A. 2014. Rahvasterännuaeg, eelviikingiaeg ja viikingiaeg Eestis. Tartu: Tartu Ülikooli Kirjastus.
Mullutu
Cross-pendant, silver. Similar pendants have been found from Varbola hillfort and from the cemetery of Kaberla.
Century: 13
Discovery code: SM 10863:247
First photo: Jaana Ratas.
Cross-pendant, silver. Similar pendants have been found from Varbola hillfort and from the cemetery of Kaberla.
Read more:
Kurisoo, T. 2013. Latest Iron Age Cross Pendants and Silver Round Pendants with a Cross Motif from Estonia. (EST: Hilisrauaaegsed ristripatsid ja ristimärgiga rinnalehed Eestis.) Master thesis. Tartu, fig. 23: 59.