Description
Ring-headed Pin (2004-311-sf245)
A ring-headed pin from Ingleby, Derbyshire
This ring-headed pin was uncovered in a cremation burial which was generally unfurnished and containing little evidence. This type of pin was fairly common throughout the Viking Age and was used to hold a cloak around one’s body.
Object Type
- Pin
Date
- circa 700 — 1100
Original/Reproduction
- Original
Material
Collection
- Viking Objects
Current Location
- Derby Museum and Art Gallery
Keywords
- burial mound, cemetery, copper_alloy, cremation, Derby_Museums, Derbyshire, jewellery, pin
Further information
You can see the original at Derby Museum and Art Gallery.
This object is related to
Ingleby, Derbyshire.
Find out about Ingleby, Derbyshire.
Acknowledgements
(c) Derby Museum and Art Gallery
References
Brooches, Pendants and Pins: Scandinavian Dress Accessories in England.