Found in male graves. Presumably used as cloak fasteners and then used as shroud pins in the grave. [Bersu & Wilson 1966:p.43]<br>
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==1: Spiralled==
'''Archaeology'''<br>
*Scotland
**Whithorn, 2? of Copper-alloy [Nicholson & Hill 1997:p.369 no.1,2]
*Ireland
**Dublin,
'''Discussion'''<br>
: -<br>
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Ringed Pin (Copper-alloy), Dublin NMI-E71.11186 (L6-8,DRP1).JPG|Dublin
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==2: Plain==
: -<br>
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Ringed Pin Arnessysla, Iceland.jpg|Iceland
Ringed Pin (Copper-alloy), Dublin NMI-E190.3523 (L6-11,DRP173).JPG|Dublin
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NMS Jarlshof Ringed Pin X.HSA 84.JPG|Jarshof
Ringed Pin Arnessysla, Iceland.jpg|Iceland
Ringed Pin (Copper-alloy), Dublin NMI-E172.204 (L6-12,DRP206).JPG|Dublin
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