Viking Axe Valknut | Warrior Jewellery Colour:Gold

Viking Axe Valknut | Warrior Jewellery Colour:GoldWhat the Valknut Was For The three interlocked triangles known as the Valknut appear in some of the most significant archaeological contexts of the Viking Age. They are carved into the Tngelgrda runestone in Gotland, found on the Oseberg ship burial, and scratched into grave goods across Scandinavia. Scholars are careful about what they claim: the symbol's precise meaning is not recorded in the Eddas, and the name "Valknut," knot of the slain, comes

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and the living all occupying realms held in relation by its roots and branches

and a shaped grip typical of high medieval weaponry

Three interlocked triangles

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The spear was the primary weapon of most Viking Age warriors

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and jewellery across the Viking Age

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