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J-iK- 19- l-\. 2, .
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Fig. 20.
— 14 — Copenhagen and Stockholm. These show us how the Northern bracteates gradually were developed as imitations, and repetitions of imitations, of Roman gold coins from the 4th century. In the 5th — 7th cent, the stamps become more and more barUfcrian, and the more so the farther north we go.
hi case 15 we observe a great number of gold ringfe that have been cut in pieces; these were « payment rings », of which pieces were cut and weighed, when goods... were paid for. In case 36 is seen a small apparatus for weighing (in a modern case) found in a mound.
Case 16 chiefly contains fibular, buckles. We notice the development of the forms from the imported Roman ones, through forms, similar to those in England named ^the Saxon ones, to those of the later period (the middle iron age), the large Northern ornamental buckles, of which the largest known specimen is seen in case 18. It was found in a mound near Trondhjem.
The oblong stones (of quartz) in case 18 were used for striking fire.
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Fig. IS.
J-iK- 19- l-\. 2, .
Fig.
Fig. 20.
— 14 — Copenhagen and Stockholm. These show us how the Northern bracteates gradually were developed as imitations, and repetitions of imitations, of Roman gold coins from the 4th century. In the 5th — 7th cent, the stamps become more and more barUfcrian, and the more so the farther north we go.
hi case 15 we observe a great number of gold ringfe that have been cut in pieces; these were « payment rings », of which pieces were cut and weighed, when goods... were paid for. In case 36 is seen a small apparatus for weighing (in a modern case) found in a mound.
Case 16 chiefly contains fibular, buckles. We notice the development of the forms from the imported Roman ones, through forms, similar to those in England named ^the Saxon ones, to those of the later period (the middle iron age), the large Northern ornamental buckles, of which the largest known specimen is seen in case 18. It was found in a mound near Trondhjem.
The oblong stones (of quartz) in case 18 were used for striking fire.
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