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==Type A (Rygh 557 / Wheeler I)=...with beards={{Type||gh=60px|i1=Axe type A.jpg|i2=R557.jpg{{!}}R557|i3=Axe Wheeler I.jpg{{!}}Wheeler I}}
==Wheeler II=...without beards={{Type||gh=60px|i1=Axe Wheeler II.jpg{{!}}Wheeler II}}
==Throwing axesType B (Rygh 559 / Wheeler III)==I am currently unaware of any evidence for throwing axes from the Viking Age (AD 793-1100). A {{Type||gh=60px|i1=Axe type of axe called a 'Francisca' was specifically designed for throwingB. It dates to the period AD 400-550jpg|i2=R559. [WHEELER 1935:p.141]. Wheeler suggests that it evolves into the bearded axe of the Viking Age [WHEELER 1927:p.24]. <br>jpg{{!}}R557It has been suggested that small axes such as the Mammen |i3=Axe, from Mammen in Denmark, may have possibly been thrown [CITATION NEEDED]Wheeler III.jpg{{!}}Wheeler III}}
==Type C== ==Type D== ==Type E== ==Type F== ==Type G== ==Type H== ==Type I== ==Type K== ==Type L== ==Type M - Broad axe (Dane axe)==
[[File:London-Axe London Bridge Dane Axes.jpg|thumb|200px|left|Museum of London <br>London Bridge]]
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==Throwing axes==
I am currently unaware of any evidence for throwing axes from the Viking Age (AD 793-1100). A type of axe called a 'Francisca' was specifically designed for throwing. It dates to the period AD 400-550. [WHEELER 1935:p.141]. Wheeler suggests that it evolves into the bearded axe of the Viking Age [WHEELER 1927:p.24]. <br>
It has been suggested that small axes such as the Mammen Axe, from Mammen in Denmark, may have possibly been thrown [CITATION NEEDED].
==Leather axe loops==
