Viking age beads found in Dublin. National Museum of Ireland. Item: A strung necklace made of dark blue and patterned glass beads (labeled number 27).Origin/Date: Dating roughly from the 9th to 11th century, representing Hiberno-Norse or Viking trade and craftsmanship in Ireland.
Viking Posament. Posaments are decorative braids or knots made from metal wire used to embellish garments and textiles, famously discovered in 8th- to 10th-century Viking graves in Birka, Sweden.
A classic republished edition of a retelling of the Sagas and Eddas of Norse Mythology by Emile Kip Baker (first published in 1914 under the title Stories from Northern Myths).
A rare one of a kind double-Mjollnir pendant on display at The Yorkshire Museum as part of the Viking North exhibition, 2025-2027. It is silver with a smaller gold inlay repeating the hammer shape.
