Considered to be one of the most striking and beautiful archaeological finds from the Viking Age, the so-called Mammen axe was excavated from a 10th century burial mound in Mammen (near Viborg) in Jutland, Denmark. This unique piece lent its name to the eponymous Viking art style (approx. 950-1030 – a continuation of the Jelling style animal ornamentation, with the gradual phasing in of more vegetal and decidedly less geometric elements).
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