Date: c. 9th–11th century Culture: Viking Age Material: Bronze Technique: Cast openwork Dimensions: Height 45 mm; Width 37 mm Condition: Good archaeological condition with stable patina and intact form. A cast bronze pendant in the form of a triangular openwork frame with three large circular terminals. The balanced threefold design may have held symbolic significance in Viking culture, representing unity, strength, or protection. The piece has a stable green patina and shows minor wear from age and burial. Historical note: Openwork pendants of this type are recorded from Viking sites across Eastern Europe, often associated with personal adornment and amuletic use. The geometric symmetry and simplicity of the design reflect both the aesthetic preferences and symbolic traditions of the period.