From the younger germanic age (Merovingian time) approx. year 550-750 ad. Found by Hugo Falck in Thy, Denmark and handed in to the Museum of archaeology in Thisted.
The lamb of God fibula
This fibula from the viking era is found by Thor Holmboe at Lolland, Denmark and symbolize the lamb of God,hence the name.It is a circular fibula that has simularities with the urnes style. Handed in to the Museum of Lolland & Falster stift.
Hartha-Cnut coin
This is a Hartha-Cnut coin mintet around 1035-1042 in Roskilde, Denmark.The coin was found by Tommy Olesen in Thy,Danmark and handed in to the Museum of archaeology in Thisted.
Neclace pendant in bronze
This pendant has great looking ornamentics that will come to its right after it has been cleaned by the conservator at the museum. Most likely from merovingian time/Viking era. Found by John Kvanli in Thy, Denmark and handed in to the Museum of archaeology in Thisted.
Cloth seal of lead
This is most likely a cloth seal from the middle ages. Found by Aage Olsen in Thy,Denmark and handed in to the Museum of archaeology in Thisted.
Key from the viking era/ middleages
This great looking key in bronze was found by Trygve Maaleng in Saaner. It is rare to find such keys. Handed in to the Museum of Archaeology in Oslo.
This ring has sticking paralels with rings exhibited at the National museum of Copenhagen,and are dated from the 15th-16th century. The ring has a religious motif that shows Christ on the cross flanked by Virgin Mary and baptist John. Found on Karmoey by Trond Kolstoe and handed in to the Museum of Archaeology in Stavanger.
Seal ring/ FOB ring
Date unknown, but probably from somewhere in the late middleages.It is found at Karmoey by Trond Kolstoe and handed in to the Museum of Archaeology in Stavanger.
Disc fibula
This is our third disc fibula from the merovingian time ever to have been found in Rogaland.The museum is beginning to build up a very nice collection of theese brooches that was unknown until we started to find them.You cant see it in the picture,but it is found a secundary near the edge on the disc.Indications that this disc brooch has been re-used as a neclace. Found by John Kvanli in Sola county and handed in to the Museum of Archaeology in Stavanger.
Part of a cut silver ingot
Probably dating from the Viking era/middleages. Found in Sandeid by John Kvanli and handed in to the Museum of Archaeology in Stavanger.
