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A Viking Age cruciform mount with an inlaid niello knotwork design.
This design was later called Solomon’s Knot, widely used as an apotropaic symbol across Europe; its later association with Solomon attests to these properties.
Found in Braintree, Essex, 10-11th Century. 𐘾
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