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/* Thor's Hammers of silver */
Unfortunately Jensen does not supply any information regarding the number of silver Thor’s hammers that fall into Staecker four sub categories. <br>
'''Archaeology'''<br>
*England, 12[JENSEN 2010]**Yorkshire, Leconfield. Ornamented with stamped circles (Staecker type 2.1.1) [JENSEN 2010:cat.436]**Yorkshire, Wetwang (Staecker type 1.5) [JENSEN 2010:cat.1403]**Derbyshire, St. Wigstan's. Grave find [JENSEN 2010:cat.427]**Lancashire, Cuerdale. (Staecker type 1.5) [JENSEN 2010:cat.425]**Leicestershire, Swithland. Stamped ornament of squares (Staecker type 2.1.1) [JENSEN 2010:cat.415]**Lincolnshire, West Lindsey. plain [PAS:Cat.DENO-BD00C3] **Essex. Crude loop, plane (Staecker type 1.5) [JENSEN 2010:cat.413]**Norfolk, South Lopham. Stray find. (Staecker type 2.1.1) [JENSEN 2010:cat.418]**Norfolk, Surlinham. Stray find. [MARGESON 1997: 14] (Staecker type 2.1.1) [JENSEN 2010:cat.419]**Norfolk, Great Witchingham. With a gold insert. Stray find. (Staecker type None) [JENSEN 2010:cat.422]**Norfolk. With possible gold foil. Stray find. (Staecker type None) [JENSEN 2010:cat.423]**Norfolk, Sibton. Stray find. [MARGESON 1997: 14] (Staecker type 2.1.1) [JENSEN 2010:cat.424]**London. Engraved X and lines (Staecker type 1.5) [JENSEN 2010:cat.411]Jensen mentions a couple of other finds, one from Cumbria cat.435 and another from an unknown location. He considers both of these to be modern replicas.<br>http://finds.org.uk/database/artefacts/record/id/473580
*Denmark, 25
*Iceland, 1
