== Borre Style 1 ==
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Bautzen chape.jpg|Germany, Bautzen
Hedeby Sword Chape Borre.JPG|Germany, Hedeby
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'''Paulsen's Type II.3'''<br>
''''Chapes with Germanic quadruped motif - Animal Style of the Baltic Region''''<br>
A small group of sword chapes combining Borre style decoration with a possible Christian motif - the Crucifixion. Possibly originated in Denmark. [HEDENSTIERNA-JONSON 2006b:p.315]<br>
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== Borre Style 1a ==
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Bautzen chape.jpg|Germany, Bautzen
Hedeby Sword Chape Borre.JPG|Germany, Hedeby
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'''Archaeology'''<br>
*Iceland, Lundur. 1 find, possibly from Gotland [ROESDAHL & WILSON 1992:cat.330]
=== Borre Style 2 1b ===
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Humberside chape.jpg|England, Humberside
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9th/10th Century<br>
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{{evidence|Art|Literature|'''Archaeology ='''
*England, Hull [MILLS 2001:p101 fig.V281]
*Iceland, Ljarskogar [PAULSEN 1953:pp.49-50, No.4, fig.55] [HAYEUR SMITH 2003:p.354 no.5072]
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== Borre Style 2 ==