viking age padlock birka 8th 9th century iron Viking tunieken keeping your hair in place

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this was one of the most important symbols within the Order of the Knights Templar

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This Viking bag shackle is based on several originals excavated in Haithabu (Hedeby)

viking age padlock birka 8th 9th century iron Viking tunieken keeping your hair in placeThis padlock for a Viking chest is modeled after a discovery from Birka, made during excavations on the island of Bjrk in Sweden's Lake Mlaren, and dates from the 8th or 9th century. This type of lock probably goes back to Chinese examples. A padlock like this was indispensable in the Viking Age to safely store valuables in a personal chest. The ingenious locking mechanism inside consists of a pin with springs that lock the lock; the key, which has