Material: Bronze / copper alloy Period: Viking Age, 9th–10th century AD Dimensions: approx. 38 × 37 mm Condition: Good archaeological condition, stable patina, no repairs Early medieval bronze amulet, dating to the Viking Age (circa 9th–10th century AD). The pendant is cast in copper alloy and features a symmetrical openwork design with rounded lobes and a solid integral suspension loop, indicating it was intended to be worn or hung. The form and construction are characteristic of Viking and Viking-influenced steppe and Eastern European metalwork, where such pendants are commonly interpreted as protective or symbolic amulets, possibly with solar or apotropaic meaning. The open central ring and balanced radial shape are typical of early medieval amuletic ornaments rather than purely decorative fittings. The surface shows an authentic archaeological patina, consistent with age and long burial. The pendant is complete and intact, including the suspension loop. A genuine and evocative Viking Age amulet, suitable for collectors of early medieval, Norse, or Northern European antiquities.