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==Irish Styles==
===Psudo-PennanularsIrish style Ball terminals (Thistle brooches)===Large ornate silver pennanular brooches with thistle shaped terminals <br><gallery heights=170px mode="Packed-hover" style="text-align: left;">Eigg 2 Penannular (Macpherson 1878).JPG|EiggThistle Penannular - Ireland, Co. Antrim (Arch. Jnl. 1849).JPGThistle Penannular - England, Westmorland (Arch. Jnl. 1849).JPG</gallery>
===Irish style penannulars===
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Penannular Rogart, Scotland.jpg
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===Irish style Psudo-Pennanulars===
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94 graves in Birka, 61 are men, 22 are women, 11 unknown [ARWIDSSON 1984:p.19-20]. Larger ones are generally men, smaller ones more likely women. Small silver with turned up ends are generally from women’s graves.<br>
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Thalin has put forward the hypothesis that the large penanulars penannulars with animal heads, face masks and a faceted terminal (bj.855) are seem to have a connection to swords found in the graves. It suggests that the penanular penannular might be part of the swords hanging arrangement. [ARWIDSSON 1984:p.21]<br>
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[ARWIDSSON 1984:p.16-19]
===Rolled terminals===
Eastern influence [ARWIDSSON 1984: p.23]
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Hedeby Pennanular Grave 228.JPG|Hedeby
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===Faceted terminals===
Eastern
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===Capped terminals===
Bj712a, 713, 752b, 949, 523, 974
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===Animal heads===
===Face masks===
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===Closed - Annular brooch===
715, 946, 775. 2 iron, 1 silver
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===Other===
