| 775 - 960 || 27% of 213 finds || ?
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===Blades with inscriptions===
A number of blades have inscription forged into them. The two most common are Ulfberht and Ingelrii. <br>
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====Ulfberht====
Anne Stalsberg has recently published an article on 166 finds of swords marked with Ulfberht signatures [STALSBERG nd]. It would appear that Ulfberht blades were made in the Carolingian Empire and can be found on swords dated from 800AD to 1000AD [STALSBERG nd: p.8]
====Ingelrii====
Oakshott has dated the Ingelri swords from 925AD [OAKSHOTT 2002:p.8]. Some of the Ingelri swords contain the additional words ‘Me Fecit’ which translates as ‘Made me’
====Other makes====
Oakshott lists a few other makers names that have been found on Viking Age sword blades [OAKSHOTT 2002:p.8-9]
== See Also ==