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See also [[Viking burials found in England]]<br><br></noinclude> ====Grave 17921789 Excavation====:Status- {{Accepted}}[Paterson 2014] [Edwards 1992] [Wilson 1976]:Type- Burial:Find date- excavated in 17921789 [Edwards 1992]:Bodies- None, Male?:Dated to- ?late C9th to early C10th [Paterson 2014:p.172-173]
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:Grave goodsComments-:*'''[[Swords_found_in_Britain#England, Cumbria: Aspatria|Sword]]''' The area was re- with a silver encrusted hilt:*Spearhead - with a decorated silver socket:*'''[[Axes_found_in_Britain#England, Cumbria: Aspatria|Axe]]''':*Shield - pieces?:*Buckle - gold :*Strap-end - Carolingian :*Horse bit - iron:*Spurinvestigated in 1997.
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:*{{ListRef|Rooke 1792|pp.105-113}}
:*{{ListRef|Cowen 1948|no.2 p.74}}:*{{ListRef|Wilson 1976|p.394|x}}:*{{ListRef|Edwards 1992|no.1 p.43-44|x}}:*{{ListRef|Edwards 1998|p.8-10|x}}:*{{ListRef|Richards 2004|p.192|x}}:Discussion *{{ListRef|Paterson 2014|p.161, 163, 172- The area was re173|x}}:'''Grave goods-investigated in ''':*'''[[Swords_found_in_Britain#England, Cumbria: Aspatria|Sword]]''' (LOST) - with a silver encrusted hilt:*Spearhead (LOST) - with a decorated silver socket:*'''[[Axes_found_in_Britain#England, Cumbria: Aspatria|Axe]]''' (LOST) - Petersen Type E? [Paterson 2014:p.172-173]:*Shield (LOST) - pieces?:*Buckle (LOST) - gold :*Strap-end (LOST) - Carolingian :*Horse bit (LOST) - iron:*Spur (LOST) <gallery mode=Packed heights=120px style="Padding-left:30px; text-align:left;">Burial - England, Aspatria 1 (Rooke 1792).jpgBurial - England, Aspatria 2 (Rooke 1792).jpg</gallery>====1997Excavation====:Status- {{Accepted}}[Abramson 2000]:Type- Burial:Find date- excavated in 1789 [Edwards 1992]:Bodies- 2 fragments of a tibial bone, female?:Dated to- :Museum-:Comments- Probably from the same grave excavated in 1789:Publications- :*{{ListRef|Abramson 2000}}:'''Grave goods-''':*''Ringed pin'' - copper-alloy:*''Buckle, buckle-plate & strap guide'' - iron:*''Folding knife'' - :*''Spur?'' -:*''Axe head'' - Upper part with wood still in the shaft hole.Possibly the missing part of the axe found in 1789.<gallery mode=Packed heights=120px style="Padding-left:30px; text-align:left;"></gallery><HarvardReferences /><noinclude>{{ManuscriptButtons|Previous = England, Lancashire: Blackrod|Area = Viking burials found in England|Next = England, Lancashire: Heysham|Category = Sites}}</noinclude>