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Found this nice conical fibula/brooch from Vendel period today! 550-600 AD.

Norway.

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come back and post some pics after it's cleaned up
 
come back and post some pics after it's cleaned up
We dont have permission to clean things older than 1537 or coins older than 1650 AD here in Norway, because the museum claims the right of the findings.
 
Very cool
 
Great find, Congrats! Bet the museum was excited about the find!
 
Are you sure it's that old? It sure looks finely made for something of that age. From what metal is it made?
 
OMG!! When I read the title I thought you might have dug up a human leg bone..
Great find.....
 
We dont have permission to clean things older than 1537 or coins older than 1650 AD here in Norway, because the museum claims the right of the findings.
I knew that.:thumbsup: Congrats on doing the honest thing.

Over here 6th C is the start of our Saxon Migration period, does this fall into the 'Saxon' bracket or is it locally made?
 
I knew that.:thumbsup: Congrats on doing the honest thing.

Over here 6th C is the start of our Saxon Migration period, does this fall into the 'Saxon' bracket or is it locally made?
In Norway we call this the vendel period (550-800), Migration period in Norway is 375-550. These conical fibulas are found in whole Norway, but most of them come from Inlands in Norway were i live. Conical fibula’s/broochs was top fashion for women in a short period. 550-600 AD. Sorry if my English isn’t the best!
 
In Norway we call this the vendel period (550-800), Migration period in Norway is 375-550. These conical fibulas are found in whole Norway, but most of them come from Inlands in Norway were i live. Conical fibula’s/broochs was top fashion for women in a short period. 550-600 AD. Sorry if my English isn’t the best!
Very good English, all makes sense - thanks.
 

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