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{{Stars2|Category = Necklaces|Typology = Amulet Typology|TypologyFile = Amulets.png}}
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==Thor's Hammers==
See main article: [[Thor's Hammers]]<br>
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Hedeby_Amber_Thors_hammerHa85.jpg|England, CuerdaleNorwich-Thors Hammer-3.JPG|England, NorwichHedeby_Thors_hammerNorwich-Thors Hammer-4-7.JPG|England, NorwichR679.jpg|NorwayM624.JPG|SwedenNorwich-Thors Hammer-1.JPG|England, NorwichNorwich-Thors Hammer-2.JPG|England, NorwichHedeby Thors hammer.JPG|Denmark, HedebyHedeby_Amber_Thors_hammer.JPG|Denmark, HedebyM626.jpg|Sweden
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==Valkyrie and other Human Amulets ==
See main article: [[Valkyrie and other Human Amulets]]<br>
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'''Discussion'''<br>
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Arwidsson has described the finds from Birka: 16 were found all of silver. 15 from women’s graves and one from a child’s grave. Dated to the mid C10th to mid C11th. 8 were found between oval brooches and 5 as part of bead necklaces. They seem to be a Swedish / Danish item and are interpreted as symbolic miniature shields always with a clockwise whorl. Some even have signs that the makers have tried to incorporate a shield grip on the reverse. [ARWIDSSON 1989: p.9-18] [ARBMAN 1940: pl.97]<br>
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Birka_shield_amulet_Gr.954.jpg|Birka Gr.954
Birka_shield_amulet_Gr.817.jpg|Birka Gr.817
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'''Discussion'''<br>
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Jensen makes a case for this style of pendent being a Hedeby local tradition. [JENSEN 2010]<br>
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