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:Current Location- Manx Museum1954-0458:Find Type- Burial in churchyard:Find Date- 1867

===England, Cumbria: West Seaton, Penrith ===

:Find Type- Possible grave :Find Date- early C17th:Total length-:Blade- :Hilt- Unknown :Scabbard - :Comments- found in the location of 2 crosses and 4 hogbacks. :Bibliography-:*{{ListRef|Edwards 1998|p.95-96}}:*{{ListRef|Redmond 2007|p.106, Appx.5 No.24}}}} ===[[:Category:England, Lancashire: Rampside|England, Lancashire: Rampside 1854]]==={{Cat|:Type- Grave find(in a Christian Churchyard). 850-900AD.:Find Date- 19021854 :Total Length-0312":Blade- :Hilt- unknown:Scabbard- none:Comments- ''"About the year 1854-5, William Jackson found in digging a grave an iron dagger or sword, much corroded. It was about twelve inches long and about one inch or so wide, with a straight guard about three inches long, and a " tongue " (tang) or handle, but no pommel or knob.<br>His grandson, my informant, was not present when this sword was found, but saw it afterwards. Its present whereabouts is unknown."'' (Gaythorpe 1910 p.300):Bibliography-:*{{ListRef|Gaythorpe 1910}}:*{{ListRef|Redmond 2007|Appx.5 Ref.29}}|Seen=|Museum= LOST|Accession= |i1= |i2=}} ===[[:Category:England, North Yorkshire: Kildale|England, North Yorkshire: Kildale 1]]==={{Cat|:Current Location- Lost, stolen.:Find Type- grave find:Find Date- 1867:Total Length-: 80cmBlade- Broken:Hilt- Unknown:Scabbard- :Comments- One of 4 swords marked here on Richards map. Redmond records this as 1st inhumation 1868. Found with Knife, copper-ally tweezers, Scales, lead weight, a copper-alloy plate and a box with a sliding lid.:Bibliography- :*{{ListRef|Richards 2004|p.191}}:*{{ListRef|Redmond 2007|p.110, XLIII-XLIV}}}} ===[[:Category:England, North Yorkshire: Kildale|England, North Yorkshire: Kildale 2]]==={{Cat|:Current Location- Lost, stolen.:Find Type- grave find:Find Date- 1867:Total Length-:Blade- bent:Hilt- 8cm:Scabbard- description :Comments- One of the 4 swords marked here on Richards map. Redmond records this as 2nd inhumation 1868. Found with a spear.:Bibliography- :*{{ListRef|Richards 2004|p.191}}:*{{ListRef|Redmond 2007|p.110, XLIII-XLIV}}}} ===[[:Category:England, North Yorkshire: Kildale|England, North Yorkshire: Kildale 3]]==={{Cat|:Current Location- Lost, stolen.:Find Type- grave find suggests that it was found in its scabbard:Find Date- 1867:Total Length-:Blade- :Hilt- :Scabbard- :Comments- One of 4 swords marked here on Richards map. Redmond records this as 3rd inhumation 1868. Found with a spear.:Bibliography- :*{{ListRef|Edwards 1998Richards 2004|p.21191}}:*{{ListRef|Redmond 2007|p.110, XLIII-XLIV}}

===[[:Category:EnglandIsle Of Man, CumbriaJurby: Witherslack|EnglandJurby, Cumbria: Witherslack]]St. Patrick Churchyard (2)===''see also Isle Of Man, Jurby: Jurby, St. Patrick Churchyard (1)''<br>

:Current Location- Kendal Museum: KMA1979.269:Find Type- Possible grave find:Find Date- 1898, at the foot of Whitbarrow Scar (Kendal Museum 2015):Total Length-:Blade- Pattern-welded (Kendal Museum 2015):Hilt- :Scabbard- :Comments- :Bibliography-:*{{ListRef|Bjorn & Shetelig 1940|p.74}}:*{{ListRef|Edwards 1998|p.22}}:*[[http://www.kendalmuseum.org.uk/about-us/the-collections/curators-choice/viking-sword/ www.kendalmuseum.org.uk]]|i1=Kendal-web Sword Witherslack hilt.jpg|i2=Kendal-web Sword Witherslack.jpg}} ===[[:Category:England, Cumbria: Eaglesfield|England, Cumbria: Eaglesfield]]==={{Cat|:Current Location- University of Newcastle, Museum of Antiquities?LOST?:Find Type- Possible grave find:Find Date- 1814?

:Scabbard-:Comments- Cowen (1948) reports that that a fragmentary "A second sword was has also been found in 1852 with a skeleton in Eaglesfield outside Cockermouth, the original label accompanying the sword fragmentgraveyard, in the Black gate Museum in Newcastle, read ‘part of a sword found by a skeleton at Egglesfield near Cockermouth’but its fate is not clear. The mention of the skeleton suggests that the sword came from a grave site.:Cowen (1948) cites Dickinson, writing in 1877, who mentions that at Brigham six skeletons and a sword were found. This could be evidence of a ‘Viking’ burial site and therefore possibly suggest Anglo Scandinavian settlement in the area"

:*{{ListRefListWeb|Edwards 1992|p.28}}:*{{ListRef|Richards 2004|p.191, 194}}:*[[httphttps://adswww.ahdsimuseum.ac.ukim/cataloguesearch/adsdataplace_record/archview/40?id=mnh-319site-1/dissemination/pdf/Allerdale/Assessment/Cockermouth_and_Papcastle_assessment_report196593 iMuseum.pdf ahds.ac.ukim]]}}

===EnglandIsle of Man, YorkshireMalew: KildaleMalew Parish Churchyard===

:Current Location- LOST?:Find Type- grave find

:Comments- The are 4 2 swords marked here on Richards map.

:*{{ListRef|Richards 2004Bjorn & Shetelig 1940|p.19125}}:*{{ListRef|Redmond 2007|Appx.5 no.109 p.89}}

===England, LancashireCumbria: HeyshamSayle Bottom, Great Asby===

:Current Location- ?:Find Type- grave find:Find Date- 1760-1770?

:Comments- :Bibliography''"A tumulus, in the neighbourhood of Garthorne-:*{{ListRef|Richards 2004|phall, was opened some forty years since, and several human bones, and a large sword found in it.191}}}} ===Isle of Man, Patrick: Ballabrooie==={{Cat|:Current Location- :Find Type- Possible grave find:Find Date- :Total Length-:Blade- :Hilt- :Scabbard- :Comments- "'' (The Monthly Magazine 1802)

:*{{ListRef|Wilson 2008Redmond 2007|pAppx.515 no.84}}:*{{ListWeb||[[https://play.google.com/store/books/details?id=DDSx3kVT1RMC The Monthly Magazine Vol. XIII part 1 1802, 55p.115]]}}

===Isle of ManEngland, GermanCumbria: St.JohnsSandford Moor, Tynwald HillMorland===''Sandford Moor, Westmoreland''<br>

:Current Location- ?

:Find Date- 19371766

:Comments- :Bibliography-:*{{ListRef|Wilson 2008|p.51}}}} ===Isle ''"On one side of Manit, Jurby: Ballachrink==={{Cat|:Current Location- :Find Typebut somewhat lower. lay a broad two- :Find Date- 1881:Total Length-:Blade- :Hilt- :Scabbard-:Comments- part of edged sword, broken in two, the whole blade measuring in length better than two feet, and hilt two inches and an half broad; the head curiously wrought. On the other side lay the head of a spear, and some other instruments which Mr. Preston could not tell what to make of. All the instruments were nearly destroyed by rust"'' (Archaeologica Vol.III 1775)

:*{{ListRef|Bjorn & Shetelig 1940Redmond 2007|pAppx.255 no.85}}:*{{ListRefListWeb|Wilson 2008|[[https://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/pt?id=njp.32101076451390;view=1up;seq=339 "Account of opening one of the largest Barrows on Sandford Moor, Westmoreland, in a Letter from Mr. William Preston, dated Warcop Hall, Sept. 5, 1766, to Bishop Lyttelton", Archaeologica Vol.III 1775, p.27273]]}}

===Isle of ManEngland, MalewLancashire: Malew Parish ChurchyardMeols===

:Comments- 2 swords

:*{{ListRef|Bjorn & Shetelig 1940Redmond 2007|pAppx.255 no.88}}

:Comments- Described as a complete late Saxon sword.It could be [[Swords found in Britain#England, Norfolk: (L)|England, Norfolk: (L)]]