#bracteates - Twitter Hashtag

Judith Jesch @JudithJesch

almost 3 years ago

More #bracteates!

Universitetet i Stavanger @UniStavanger

almost 3 years ago

Århundrets norske gullskatt er funnet på Rennesøy! Funnet presenteres nå på @ArkmuseumUiS https://t.co/11WLCVkc2l

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Alexandra Hylla @AlexandraHylla

over 3 years ago

We’ve been playing around with #ChatGPT: "When were the first #coins minted in today's Austria?" Thorough answer, from the Celts to the Babenbergers. Totally forgot about Salzburg Mint, though... Plus: Problems with the definition of #bracteates. But who is surprised by that?😅

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Ehsan Shavarebi

@EhsanShavarebi

almost 5 years ago

More info on #bracteates from #Panjikant: V. Raspopova, "Gold Coins and Bracteates from Pendjikent", in: M. Alram / D. E. Klimburg-Salter (eds.), Coins, Art, and Chronology: Essays on the pre-Islamic History of the Indo-Iranian Borderlands, Wien 1999, pp. 453-460. (3/3)

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The Wild Hunt - Pagan News & Perspectives @thewildhunt

almost 5 years ago

Pagan Community Notes for Sept 27, 2021 (a 🧵) 4️⃣ Seven Norse gold pendants found by archaeologists in Norway dating back possibly to Fimbul winter, 536-540ce https://t.co/nfdhbJejhf #heathen #asatru #bracteates #archaeology

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American Numismatic @ANACoins

almost 6 years ago

Bracteates are thin, fragile and one-sided #coins common in medieval central Europe that have an impressive #artistic image quality. We show the ten most expensive #bracteates that have been sold at auctions. via CoinsWeekly https://t.co/9j8nSC82La

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Dr Jasmin Higgs @jaz_runologist

about 7 years ago

I have been sent images from the auctioneer sale of the Welbeck Hill archeological site. I was desperate for a photograph of the #WelbeckHillBracteate (c.500-570AD), and here it is! One of 3 (maybe 4?) runic #bracteates found in England.