Spur, iron. Second half of the 13th century or the 14th century.
Read more:
Ellis, M. A. 2004. Spurs and spur-fittings. – The Medieval Horse and its Equipment c. 1150-c. 1450. Ed. By J. Clark, J. Boydell Press, 127-128.
Tereśko, J. 2020. Rīgā atrastie 11.-14. gadsimta pieśi. – Senā Rīga. Pētījumi pilsētas arheoloģijā un vesture, 10. Rīga: Zinātne, 99-115.
Mullutu
Spheric weight, faces marked with line formed of small rings, iron + bronze . Probably from the end of the 10th or from the 11th. century (Berga 2017).
Spheric weight, faces marked with line formed of small rings, iron + bronze . Probably from the end of the 10th or from the 11th. century (Berga 2017).
Literature:
Berga, T. 2017. The distribution and chronology of traiding equipment in present-day Latvia in the tenth to thirteenth centuries. – Archaeologia Baltica, 24, 59-77.
Octagonal weight, iron+bronze. Such weights can mainly be dated to 850-1000 AD.
Read more:
Gustin, I. 2004. Mellan gåva och marknad. Handel, tillit och materiell Kultur under vikingatid. – Lund Studies in Medieval Archaeology, 34. Malmö, Almqvist & Wiksell, 100-107.