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1. www.britishmuseum.org › collection › galleriesSutton Hoo and Europe - British Museum

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   This gold belt buckle is a masterpiece of early medieval craftsmanship, made using over 400g of gold with an intricate decoration of intertwining creatures inlaid with niello (a black metal alloy). This type of animal ornament was popular with many Germanic-speaking peoples at the time.

2. anglosaxondiscovery.ashmus.ox.ac.uk › Life › clothesAshmolean Museum: Anglo-Saxon Discovery - Buckles - University of...

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   The buckle plate was used to attach the leather or textile to the buckle, making the join stronger. These plates were made either of a single sheet of cast metal or a folded rectangular sheet of metal. This triangular style of belt plate was popular in the early Anglo-Saxon period (AD 450-650).

3. www.google.com › culturalinstitute › asset-viewerSutton Hoo: Anglo-Saxon ship burial — Google Arts & Culture

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   Gold belt buckle from the Sutton Hoo ship burial. Most Anglo-Saxon men wore a waist belt fastened with a buckle. The appearance of this buckle was a way of expressing social status: the...

4. www.britishmuseum.org › collection › death-and-memoryThe Anglo-Saxon ship burial at Sutton Hoo - British Museum

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   This gold belt buckle is a masterpiece of early medieval craftsmanship, made using over 400g of gold with an intricate decoration of intertwining creatures inlaid with niello (a black metal alloy). This type of animal ornament was popular with many Germanic-speaking peoples at the time.

5. www.bmimages.com › previewGold belt buckle from the ship-burial at Sutton Hoo

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   Technique: punched, nielloed, inlaid, cast. School / style: Style II. Findspot: Sutton Hoo. Materials: niello, gold. Period / culture: Early Anglo-Saxon. Production date: early 7thC. Subject: bird, animal. Department: Britain, Europe & Prehistory. Object reference number: 1939,1010.1. File size: 11.69 MB - 2874 x 1422px. 24.33cm x 12.04cm @300ppi.

6. www.thecollector.com › sutton-hoo-early-english-ship-burialSutton Hoo: Inside an Early English Ship Burial - TheCollector

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   9 mar 2024 · It is these objects that are often regarded as the most magnificent, and that are attributed almost entirely to local craftsmen in East Anglia. The most famous of these objects include the Sutton Hoo helmet, purse lid, shoulder-clasps, and belt buckle.

7. www.bmimages.com › previewBelt-buckle, Early Anglo-Saxon, Sutton Hoo - British Museum...

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   Technique: punched, nielloed, inlaid, cast. School / style: Style II. Findspot: Sutton Hoo. Materials: niello, gold. Period / culture: Early Anglo-Saxon. Production date: early 7thC. Subject: bird, animal. Department: Britain, Europe & Prehistory. Object reference number: 1939,1010.1. File size: 21.98 MB - 3600 x 2134px. 30.48cm x 18.07cm @300ppi.