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1. Showing the plain, almost flat, shield 2
2. Showing the strongly convex and probably segmented shield 2
3. Remains of a wooden shield 3
4. Saxon spear and lance heads 4
5. Anglo-Saxon bow and arrow 5
6. Anglo-Saxon arrow-head 5
7. Anglo-Saxon arrow-head 5
8. Saxon slinger 6
9. (a) Modern Cingalese dagger; (b) Saxon seax 6
10. Normans divesting Saxon dead of their hauberks of mail 7
11. Framework of a helmet: Anglo-Saxon, IXth-XIth centuries 8
12. Ælfric's Paraphrase of the Pentateuch 9
13. The Sword called that of "St. Stephen," preserved in the treasury
of the cathedral of Prague 11
14. Swords from the episode of the battle of the three kings against the
cities of the plain 12
15. (a) Sword found in the Thames, London; (b) Sword found in the river
Witham; (c) Sword found in the Thames, Westminster Reach;
(d) Sword found in the Thames, Wandsworth Reach 13
16. King Cnut 14
17. Sword, XIth century 15
18. Sword, Xth or XIth century 15
19. Sword, XIth century 15
19A. General proportions of the sword shown in Fig. 19 16
20. Sword found in the river Lee at Enfield, late Xth century 16
21. Sword overlaid with panels of engraved silver 17
22. Reconstructed sword with horn grip in position 18
23. Sword, VIIIth or IXth century 18
24. The suggested development of the lobated pommel 19
25. The latest development of the lobated pommel 20
26. Thegnic sword found near Dublin 21
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