Category:England, Norfolk: Middle Harling

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See also Viking burials found in England

Status-  Accepted  

Type- Burial (no. 451)

Find date- 1982-83

Bodies- Male skeleton (cranial fragments lost on the London Underground)

Dated to- late 9th / early 10th ^{[Margeson 1997]}. Graham suggests that it may possibly date later based on the copper alloy buckle ^{[Graham-Campbell 2001]}

Museum-

Publications-

• Rogerson, Andrew (1995) 'A Late Neolithic, Saxon and Medieval Site at Middle Harling, Norfolk'. (Available online) East Anglian Archaeology: No.74 pp.24-25, 79-80; fig.76 ^{[Rogerson 1995]}
• Margeson, Sue (1997) The Vikings in Norfolk. p.16-17 ^{[Margeson 1997] ^}
• Graham-Campbell, James; Hall, Richard; Jesch, Judith and Parsons, David N. (eds.) (2001) Vikings and the Danelaw. Select Papers from the Proceedings of the Thirteenth Viking Congress. Viking Congress: 13 p.111 ^{[Graham-Campbell 2001] ^}

Grave goods

• Knife - (s.f.491)
• Knife - (s.f.492)
• Pivoting Knife - (s.f.492)
• Pivoting Knife - (s.f.492)
• Whetstone - (s.f.493)
• Buckle (copper-alloy) with an iron plate - rectangular. found at the waist and from a belt. (s.f.495)
• Nail cleaner / Ear scoop - copper alloy. found in the filling 11cm above the grave (s.f.554)
• Iron buckle - D shaped. found by the left knee (s.f.555)
• Spur - found by the right foot (s.f.556)