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Viking artefacts and design, ‘Vikings: Rediscover The Legend’ Exhibition, Yorkshire Museum, York, 20.5.17.
Viking replica 10th or 11th CE ‘Hogback’ stone from the Wirral, Liverpool, Viking silver bands and a replica Anglo-Saxon rune stone, known as the ‘Aethelmund Stone’. This dates from the 9th century and asks others to pray for Aethelmund; probably a local landowner.or priest. Museum of Liverpool, May 2017.
Viking hoard artefacts, weapons, beads and gaming counters at the ‘Vikings: Rediscover The Legend’ exhibition at The Yorkshire Museum, York, 30.5.17. This is the largest exhibition of key Viking artefacts and items gathered in the UK to date.
Viking artefacts at the ‘Vikings: Rediscover The Legend’ exhibition at The Yorkshire Museum, York, 30.5.17.
Anglo-Saxon masonry, The Museum of East Riding, Hull, 2017
Viking animated mannequins and reconstructed settlement, Jorvik, York, 20.5.17.
Viking and Anglo-Saxon personal ornamentation and beads, The Museum of East Riding, June 2017