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Evidence for Viking age shield designs come primarily from art. Literature seems to only mention that the shields were painted. One of the things that differentiates post Roman shields from those of the Roman era is the use of spiral designs. These dominate on depictions of shields after AD 400. 16 silver pendants from Birka appear to copy shields complete with spiral design and possible shield handles. [ARWIDSSON 1989:p.9-11]
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Spirals
4 Spirals
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4 Spirals with Triads
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5 Spirals
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5 Spirals with Triads
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6 Spirals
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6 Spirals with Dots
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6 Spirals with Triads
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7 Spirals
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7 Spirals with Dots
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8 Spirals
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10 Spirals
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10 Spirals with Triads
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12 Spirals
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12 Spirals with Triads
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Deformed Spiral
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Circles
Outer Circle
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Separate Circles
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Overlapping Circles
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Spokes
Thin Spokes
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Thin Spokes with Dots
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Flared Spokes
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Curved Spokes
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Crosses
Simple Cross
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Complex Cross
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Stripe
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Stripe with cross
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Flared Cross
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Open Flared Cross
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Oseberg Cross
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Goliath
Carolingian
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Late Saxon
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Checkered
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