2:28 that band with the niello inlayed zig-zag pattern irritates me a bit the overall design stretched enough to superficially look like proper Style II but the band seems quite archaic - like decoration elements that you'll find on late gothic artefacts from around 500AD - many of them ended up in the North during that time and we got examples of it from the last deposits at the anglian sacrificial site in Thorsberg......wonder how old this piece really is.....
What I find interesting, is that the garnet and gold cloisonne pieces have been found all over the UK. Are these apparent disparate pieces actually linked?
I’ve wondered the same thing, such a fascinating possibility! It’s to bad the HWM isn’t interested in reading comments or answering questions. A lot of us will likely not in our whole lifetimes be able to visit the hoard let alone the country.
@@dandeehart9553 even what appears to be part of the same 'collection' have been found in other locations. Could they have been included as part of a dowry?
My theory is it was spoils from a battlefield. The victorious side gathered everything valuable in one spot to be distributed equally later; or for the winning general to award the soldiers who fought the best. However, one soldier or more got greedy and stole the whole pile. That’s why they hid it, so it would be easier to escape pursuers. Obviously they intended to come back later but couldn’t.
Does anyone else see the image of a man sort of etched into the gold at 2:08 into the video? Inside the circular area where there used to be something affixed to that spot.
Some historian believe that this ships grave come with unknown people from Denemark.But there was war in late 4.century AD.for now unknown.This ships is later time period.Maybe one day archaeologist explain this sicread.
It wasn't a ships grave, it was spoil taken from the battle field, it's typical Anglo Saxon gold smithing that's found in England.
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Beowulfs report to his king Hygelac is a true report of his fights and the nature where it happened and I have found the places and everything is fitting into the report. the danish king Hrodgard had retired and was taking toll from the west geats from his new meadhall near the beautiful very special whale mountain where he was buried under a mound of stones. The Hafsten SPA (search) is at the foot of this mountain and the meadhall was situated 2 km from it on top of a ridge and the Grendel chamber is situated 11 km west of the hall inside a ness where I found it with help of metal rods under the enormous grey stone on pillars. A magnetic place very very special. The chamber had a sluice and was enlighted by the builders who had brought the grendels to this place. There is a tunnel from an entry behind a cliff fall.
In Holland was every 100 year katastrofic flood.Sea and snow in Alps destroed land when Raine river push enormes water.70 % population desapeared.4.5.6.7 centoury AD.
very sad to see that you cannot find a jeweller in Birmingham able to recreate these magnificent pieces without the aid of CAD and digital crap.we have indeed fallen.
It's relative ..look at the tech involved in creating computers and programs to make our jewelry for us. If we lost modern technology then it would be no time before we were creating equally as exquisite jewellery by whatever means we had available. Also most of this wasn't meant for the masses it was high status and probably took a very long time to make. Today items of very high status are often as intricate if not more so.
Some people run from home with all we hawe and come to England with all we have. who survive.Ships was treasure grave for this small population.Maybe kataclizmic flood in Holland maybe war who knows.
These items were only found in Anglant but are not Anglandia these are of the Israel Saxons the 4000 yr old Sons of Isaac of the Saxon / Saxony the legendary Lost Israelite of Northern Europe.
Royalz Regin. Oh, do he really. I have studied history for 25 years. The remains from people here in the Nord can be put on a string like pearls fitting together, from since the icecap withdraws until today. I have nothing but contempt for people like Extol Zebulon and his like, believing in political pseudo-science spewed by for example crazy jews: th-cam.com/video/5TIwp5EJLj4/w-d-xo.html. Why don’t you line up with africans, indians and muslims too, who also claim that they were the ancestors to the Anglo Saxon's / Scandinavians. I - and all the other historians could easily prove all these claims to be false in thousands of ways (artefacts + old texts) but the easiest way is to point at DNA. But of cause, tin foil hats like you don’t believe in DNA either. WHERE are your proofs???????
Randi You seem maniacal, what is all of this aggression for, are you a killer? The internet has allowed people like you to get on keyboards and get maniacal. You wouldn't even address people like this in public, I just know you wouldn't, and your completely incensed because you know what that dude said is The Truth 🤣
2:28 that band with the niello inlayed zig-zag pattern irritates me a bit
the overall design stretched enough to superficially look like proper Style II but the band seems quite archaic - like decoration elements that you'll find on late gothic artefacts from around 500AD - many of them ended up in the North during that time and we got examples of it from the last deposits at the anglian sacrificial site in Thorsberg......wonder how old this piece really is.....
What I find interesting, is that the garnet and gold cloisonne pieces have been found all over the UK. Are these apparent disparate pieces actually linked?
I’ve wondered the same thing, such a fascinating possibility! It’s to bad the HWM isn’t interested in reading comments or answering questions. A lot of us will likely not in our whole lifetimes be able to visit the hoard let alone the country.
@@dandeehart9553 even what appears to be part of the same 'collection' have been found in other locations. Could they have been included as part of a dowry?
Wonderful video! 😎👍🍀
Very good show thankyou!
My theory is it was spoils from a battlefield. The victorious side gathered everything valuable in one spot to be distributed equally later; or for the winning general to award the soldiers who fought the best. However, one soldier or more got greedy and stole the whole pile. That’s why they hid it, so it would be easier to escape pursuers. Obviously they intended to come back later but couldn’t.
Does anyone else see the image of a man sort of etched into the gold at 2:08 into the video? Inside the circular area where there used to be something affixed to that spot.
Some historian believe that this ships grave come with unknown people from Denemark.But there was war in late 4.century AD.for now unknown.This ships is later time period.Maybe one day archaeologist explain this sicread.
It wasn't a ships grave, it was spoil taken from the battle field, it's typical Anglo Saxon gold smithing that's found in England.
Beowulfs report to his king Hygelac is a true report of his fights and the nature where it happened and I have found the places and everything is fitting into the report. the danish king Hrodgard had retired and was taking toll from the west geats from his new meadhall near the beautiful very special whale mountain where he was buried under a mound of stones. The Hafsten SPA (search) is at the foot of this mountain and the meadhall was situated 2 km from it on top of a ridge and the Grendel chamber is situated 11 km west of the hall inside a ness where I found it with help of metal rods under the enormous grey stone on pillars. A magnetic place very very special. The chamber had a sluice and was enlighted by the builders who had brought the grendels to this place. There is a tunnel from an entry behind a cliff fall.
Secrets of Anglo-Saxon Gold - Revealed in exciting new study at British Museum 1400pm 19.12.21 excellent... what more can you say....?
fascinating!!!
In Holland was every 100 year katastrofic flood.Sea and snow in Alps destroed land when Raine river push enormes water.70 % population desapeared.4.5.6.7 centoury AD.
very sad to see that you cannot find a jeweller in Birmingham able to recreate these magnificent pieces without the aid of CAD and digital crap.we have indeed fallen.
It's relative ..look at the tech involved in creating computers and programs to make our jewelry for us. If we lost modern technology then it would be no time before we were creating equally as exquisite jewellery by whatever means we had available. Also most of this wasn't meant for the masses it was high status and probably took a very long time to make. Today items of very high status are often as intricate if not more so.
Who is better at refining gold than humans? God/Nature?
The arrogance of some modern people is breathtaking.
Hoo en gle in south Ireland language mean Look one shining 11.centhoury AD.Archive Dablin.
Some people run from home with all we hawe and come to England with all we have. who survive.Ships was treasure grave for this small population.Maybe kataclizmic flood in Holland maybe war who knows.
These items were only found in Anglant but are not Anglandia these are of the Israel Saxons the 4000 yr old Sons of Isaac of the Saxon / Saxony the legendary Lost Israelite of Northern Europe.
Well, well, well. You again. It is impossible to be polite, so I will just call a spade for a spade - how can anybody be so unbelievable stupid.
Randi
He sounds very matter of fact, you actually sound stupid.
Royalz Regin. Oh, do he really. I have studied history for 25 years. The remains from people here in the Nord can be put on a string like pearls fitting together, from since the icecap withdraws until today. I have nothing but contempt for people like Extol Zebulon and his like, believing in political pseudo-science spewed by for example crazy jews: th-cam.com/video/5TIwp5EJLj4/w-d-xo.html. Why don’t you line up with africans, indians and muslims too, who also claim that they were the ancestors to the Anglo Saxon's / Scandinavians. I - and all the other historians could easily prove all these claims to be false in thousands of ways (artefacts + old texts) but the easiest way is to point at DNA. But of cause, tin foil hats like you don’t believe in DNA either. WHERE are your proofs???????
Randi
Now you really sound wild.
Randi
You seem maniacal, what is all of this aggression for, are you a killer? The internet has allowed people like you to get on keyboards and get maniacal. You wouldn't even address people like this in public, I just know you wouldn't, and your completely incensed because you know what that dude said is The Truth 🤣