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{{Swords}}
====Carolingian and Ottonian====
<gallery mode=Packed heights=140px style="text-align:left;">BL. Harl. 647 f08r.JPG|AD 800-899 <br> BL. Harl. 647 f08rBNF Lat. 266.JPG|AD 849-851 <br>BNF Lat. 266BNF Lat. 8085 f059r.JPG|AD 800-899 <br>BNF Lat. 8085 f059rBNF Lat. 8318 f060v.JPG|AD 800-899 <br>BNF Lat. 8318 f060vBNF Lat. 8318 f062r.JPG|AD 800-899 <br>BNF Lat. 8318 f062rRome, San paolo fuori le Mura, b.JPG|AD 869-870 <br>Rome, San paolo Rome, San paolo fuori le Mura, f.118v.JPG|AD 869-870 <br>Rome, San paolo f118vRome, San paolo fuori le Mura,.JPG|AD 869-870 <br>Rome, San paolo St. Gallen Cod.22 039b.JPG|AD 883-900 <br>St. Gallen Cod.22 039St. Gallen Cod.22 075.JPG|AD 883-900 <br>St. Gallen Cod.22 075St. Gallen Cod.22 141.JPG|AD 883-900 <br>St. Gallen Cod.22 141</gallery>
====Norman====
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This is probably an over simplification and more information can be found in the Construction section.<br>
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====England====
{| class="wikitable sortable"
|-
!Country!!Location!!Number!!Date!!Lining!!Core!!Wrapping!!Covering!!Type!!Associated<br>Sword!!Notes!! Reference
{{Table Scabbard
| Country= England
| Reference= [MOULD, CARLISLE & CAMERON 2003:p.3365] [BIDDLE & KJOLBYE-BIDDLE 1992] [CAMERON 2000:cat.334]
}}
{{Table Scabbard
| Country= England
| Location= Cumwhitton Grave 3 (901)
| Number=
| Date=
| Lining=
| Core=
| Wrapping=
| Cover=
| Type=
| Sword=
| Notes= 16mm leather strap. Assumed to be from a baldric.
| Reference= [PATERSON 2014:p.136, 232]
}}
{{Table Scabbard
| Country= England
| Location= Cumwhitton Grave 4 (900)
| Number=
| Date=
| Lining= animal hair
| Core= traces of wood
| Wrapping=
| Cover= textile spiral binding over the leather cover
| Type=
| Sword=
| Notes= The textile spiral binding started at the mouth and extended 11cm down the scabbard. Trace of fine cord immediately below. Possibly English design?
| Reference= [PATERSON 2014:p.136, 226, 231]
}}
{{Table Scabbard
| Country= England
| Location= Cumwhitton Grave 5 (880)
| Number=
| Date=
| Lining= animal hair
| Core= traces of poplar
| Wrapping=
| Cover= leather
| Type=
| Sword=
| Notes=
| Reference= [PATERSON 2014:p.136, 226, 231]
}}
{{Table Scabbard
| Country= England
| Location= Cumwhitton Grave 6
| Number=
| Date=
| Lining=
| Core= traces of willow
| Wrapping=
| Cover= textile spiral binding over the leather cover
| Type=
| Sword=
| Notes= The textile spiral binding started at the mouth and extended 8cm down the scabbard. Possibly English design?
| Reference= [PATERSON 2014:p.136, 226, 231]
}}
|}
====Isle of Man====
{| class="wikitable sortable"
|-
!Location!!Date!!Lining!!Core!!Wrapping!!Covering!!Type!!Associated<br>Sword!!Notes!! Reference
{{Table Scabbard
| Country= Isle of Man
| Location= Ballateare
| Number=
| Date= AD 880-920
| Lining= textile
| Core= wood
| Location= Cronk Moar
| Number=
| Date= AD 880-920
| Lining= textile
| Core= wood
{{Ref|Oakeshott 1991}}
{{Ref|Owen & Dalland 1999}}
{{Ref|Paterson 2014}}
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