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#RAGNAR #RAGNAR #VIKINGS miss you vikings, when am i seeing ragnar again?? #vikings #vikingss04 #vikingsreturns #vikingsworld #welovevikings #vikings (at VikingREHAB)
Oval brooches, many of which are gilded, were made by a complex casting process involving the use of a wax model, clay moulds and a piece of textile which determined the thickness of the metal and often left an impression on the underside of the brooch. Finished brooches could also be used as models, and even copies then made of copies. http://www.britishmuseum.org/explore/highlights/highlight_objects/pe_mla/o/oval_brooch.aspx