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Cultural and Temporal Context: Associated with Viking culture, dating back to the 10th century
Discovery/Procurement Location: Unearthed in Europe, specifically in the British Isles, precisely in Oxshott Wood, Surrey, England
Materials: Made from copper alloy
Craftsmanship Technique: Decorated through incision and relief
Description: This bronze disk exhibits intricate design on its front side. It features an equal-shouldered cross, at the center of which lies a quadrangular field with concave sides. Within this field, there is a circular depression surrounded by four annulets. The arms of the cross create an intricate interwoven pattern, with a small round eye adding a zoomorphic character to the design. The arms of the cross, up to the point where the interlacing begins, are ribbed between two bordering lines. These lines continue within the interlacing, although the ribbing stops at this stage. The circle in the center is bordered by a grooved band. The reverse side of the disk is smooth and slightly dimpled.