Runic inscriptions on an 1,100-year-old arm ring unearthed in Scotland suggest that the hoard of silver and gold it was buried with belonged to an entire Viking community. The Galloway Hoard ...

In Viking England, armlets were given by powerful ... There is debate about how this arm ring was made. When the treasure report was completed, it was thought that the rods of gold were held ...

Newly deciphered Viking Age runes carved inside a 1,100-year-old silver arm ring from Scotland suggest that the ornament and the hoard it was buried with were owned by a community, rather than by ...

The discovery challenges previous notions that wealth during the Viking Age was primarily held ... inscription inside the curved half of the arm ring, which read "DIS IS ЇIGNA ˑFˑ," but ...

Along with the coins was jewellery: arm-rings - one gold and five silver ones. And then, there's the ingredient that makes it absolutely certain that this is not an Anglo-Saxon but a Viking hoard ...

“Carved inside the curved half of the arm-ring the runes read ... Galloway Hoard is considered the “richest collection” of Viking-age artifacts ever found in Britain or Ireland, according ...

The Galloway Hoard, discovered in 2014, has been the subject of mystery with theories suggesting it was likely buried by four prosperous owners based on arm rings inscribed with Anglo-Saxon runes.