Angelsaksisch riemeinde Trewhiddle Doublets the use of targes was

the use of targes was banned in Scotland

Archaeological finds show that necklaces could bear both pagan and Christian symbolism and were frequently associated with ritual specialists

ensuring a secure grip even in the heat of battle

The size of the holder can be adjusted with the lace on the front

which can now be seen in the Oseberg ship museum in Oslo

Angelsaksisch riemeinde Trewhiddle Doublets the use of targes wasThe strap end fitting features a zoomorphic design in the Trewhiddle style, which is characteristic of Anglo Saxon utilitarian art from the 8th and early 9th centuries. Many Anglo Saxon belt ends from Viking Age England display a distinctive elongated oval shape, often decorated with notched carvings and silver inlays, reflecting the era's artistic sophistication. This Anglo Saxon belt tip mount measures 6. 8 x 2. 3 cm and is suitable for belts up to