A carved wooden spoon and a carved bone spoon

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Reproduction Wooden and Bone Spoons

A carved wooden spoon and a carved bone spoon

Most ordinary people in the Viking Age would have used spoons made of bone or wood. These are typical examples of the types of spoons that people would have had. Wealthier people would have had copper alloy or silver spoons.

Object Type

Spoon

Original/Reproduction

Reproduction

Material

Collection

Viking Objects

Keywords

bone, daily life, domestic, eating_utensils, household, reproduction, spoon, wood

Further information

Acknowledgements

Made by Adam Parsons of Blueaxe Reproductions

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