odin amulet with ravens blakeney 7th century bronze Romeinse en Keltische fibulae Both sizes weigh approximately 2

Both sizes weigh approximately 2

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odin amulet with ravens blakeney 7th century bronze Romeinse en Keltische fibulae Both sizes weigh approximately 2This amulet shows one of many images of Wodan Odin and is based on a find from Blakeney, Norfolk, dating from the 7th century. In archaeology, these types of objects are also referred to as "Wodanistic Objects in Numerous Environments". Odin was the god of the aristocracy and the warrior class, and jewelry like this was worn to protect the wearer. The runes on the top are an Old Norse custom for the amulet to give extra strength; the image shows Odin