Viking

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Erwin Katz
a piece of wood that is laying on the ground next to a ceramic vase and spoon
a brown and white horse bit on top of a wooden table
Needle Case and Bone Needles
The hanging needlecase is popular among viking reenactors. But in the viking era they were hardly ever used. The viking needlecase was almost always made with a horisontal suspention, and not a vertical one.
two white plastic door handles on a green cloth
DARC Photo - - BoneBuckle
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an odd looking object with two eyes on it
Viking Bone Decorated Pendant - Lot No. 0528
Viking Bone Decorated Pendant
a leather belt with an intricate design on it
Artigiano del Cuoio - Leather
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a close up of a stone object on a black background
JORVIK Viking Centre - a must see attraction in York
Viking age sword pommel made from whalebone. Found in York, England.
an old broken toothbrush sitting on top of a piece of wood with no teeth
Sami sewing kit..Using antler or bone. | Largesse Ideas ...
a leather belt with an intricate design on it
Viking "anglo danish" belt, by Gullinborsti. https://www.facebook.com/pages/Gullinbursti/195065500531911?fref=photo
an old clock hanging from a cord on a white background with the words time left
Kringla - Sydon
Tillbehör till kvinnobälte nålhus (nállogoahti) och fingerborg (suorbmagoahti) av renhorn köpt 1891 i Gällivare. Saami needle case, Gällivare 1891
an old fashioned hook with a long cord attached to it and some other items on the wall
Ravenlore Bushcraft and Wilderness Skills. Saami Handcrafts
Saami needle case and ear spoon
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Belt buckle (ceinture) (Front): Nantes, Musée Thomas Dobrée Inv. 969.7.19 Ivory Height: 65mm Width: 45mm Depth: 9mm Crucified Christ (Crucifixion). Crosshatched background. Museum's opinion 2013: late 14th or early 15th century.
Gothic Ivories Project | Belt buckle (ceinture) (Front)
Belt buckle (ceinture) (Front): Nantes, Musée Thomas Dobrée Inv. 969.7.19 Ivory Height: 65mm Width: 45mm Depth: 9mm Crucified Christ (Crucifixion). Crosshatched background. Museum's opinion 2013: late 14th or early 15th century.
a pair of scissors with faces on them sitting next to a piece of brown leather
Going Viking!
I have long been fascinated by bone buckles from the viking and medieval period, so that is what I have made. That way I could also try to use a new material (bone) and finish an old project that I have been wanting to finish for a long time - the pump-drill that I made last year. Posted by Mikkel Frederiksen at Haandkraft.blogspot.com
an ancient carved object on display in a museum
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Bone Strap End - 10th Cent. York (valinn13) Tags: belt viking buckle strapend
a white object that is sitting on top of a black surface and it has an intricate design
buckle | British Museum
Pinned is a buckle, presumably for a belt, made and used around 1150-1175 AD found in the geographic area of what is now the United Kingdom. It is made of walrus ivory and copper and dimensions are roughly 2.5" x 1" x 1/3". It's very similar to current buckles with a tongue connected to a piece of copper wire and has floral engravings with a hatched background. Most likely belonged to a rich man in the 12th century. Walrus ivory was used as it is a sturdy, yet decorative material for wearing.