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Archaeology Notes

Event ID 644510

Category Descriptive Accounts

Type Archaeology Notes

Permalink http://canmore.org.uk/event/644510

HY32NE 3 c. 37 29

See also HY32NE 4, HY32NE 7, HY32NE 17.

An early 9th century Viking sword and fragments of a shield-boss, from Sweindrow (?Swandro - HY 37 29), were found on different occasions and most probably indicate two separate graves.

H Shetelig 1954.

There seems to be no doubt that the above find was made the same area as a Viking female burial (HY32NE 7), discovered in 1963, and it is suggested that there was a cemetery in the area. (See also HY32NE 4 - Silver finger ring, and HY32NE 17 - Viking Hall).

Information from telecommunication by A S Henshall, Asst. Keeper, National Museum of Antiquities of Scotland (NMAS), 20 July 1966.

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