Date: c. 10th–12th century Culture: Early Medieval Eastern Europe Material: Bronze Technique: Cast and drilled Dimensions: Height 30 mm; Width 23 mm; Thickness 7 mm Condition: Good archaeological condition with stable patina, minor surface wear from age and burial, and suspension loop intact. A cast bronze cross pendant with four equal-length arms, each terminating in a rounded knob, and a raised central junction. The integrated suspension loop is drilled for hanging. This form is characteristic of Christian devotional pendants produced in Byzantine-influenced workshops following the Christianisation in the late 10th century. Historical note: Knobbed crosses of this type reflect both the spread of Orthodox Christianity and the blending of local artistic traditions with Byzantine forms. They are found in Rus’ territories, Scandinavia, and along the Varangian trade routes, often worn by warriors and merchants as symbols of faith and identity. Secure shipping with tracking. Professionally packed and sent via registered post. Multiple purchases will be combined where possible.