The Vikings.

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The Vikings

Pitney brooch. Gilt copper-alloy disc brooch in the Urnes style Pitney brooch. Gilt copper-alloy disc brooch in the Urnes style. Found in Somerset. Late 11th century AD.

Copper alloy openwork brooch in the Urnes Style. Found in Sweden Copper alloy openwork brooch in the Urnes Style.Found in Sweden. Late 11th century AD.

Silver disc brooch. Found in Sweden. 10th century AD.

Silver thistle brooch. Found in Cumbria. Early 10th century AD.

The Cuerdale Hoard. Hacksilver. Buried around AD 950 The Cuerdale Hoard. Hacksilver. Buried around AD 950. Found at Cuerdale, near Preston in Lancashire.

Silver coin of Canute (Cnut) Minted in Bath, England, AD 1016-35

Bone comb and comb case. Yorkshire. 10th-11th century AD.

The Halton Moor Hoard, Viking, buried about AD 1027, Halton Moor, Lancashire, England

Find out more about the Vikings Visit the main Museum website www.britishmuseum.org Use Explore to look at Viking objects www.britishmuseum.org/explore/introduction.aspx