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Iron Mindelheim swords

Verfasst: 18.07.2006 10:33
von Jeroen Zuiderwijk
Hi,

I'm looking for some information regarding the iron versions of the Mindelheim sword.

First of all, does anyone have detailed pictures/measurements of the ivory hilted sword from Hallstatt from grave 573?

Secondly, in the Army Museum in Delft (Netherlands) there was a cast a sword with a gold decorated hilt:

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Does anyone have information about the original from which this cast was taken? I'm in particular looking for the place where it was found, and perhaps pictures of the original to judge the accuracy of the cast.

And finally, are there any other iron Mindelheim swords that have still part of their original surface preserved, aside from the sword from the king of Oss (Netherlands)?

Verfasst: 18.07.2006 10:37
von Jeroen Zuiderwijk
Oops. This was supposed to go to the "Schwerter" forum. Can the thread be moved there? Sorry! :?

Verfasst: 18.07.2006 11:16
von Nika E.S.
Is removed!

You mean this one?

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gold fitting from the sword pommel (photograph: Carneiro, NHM)


There are some more of this swords...
For example, Grave 507, 697, 910 with an ivory sword pommel.
(quelle: rgzm.de/tomba)

Verfasst: 20.07.2006 10:01
von Jeroen Zuiderwijk
Ferro hat geschrieben:Is removed!
Thanks!
You mean this one?
Yup that's the one!
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gold fitting from the sword pommel (photograph: Carneiro, NHM)

This I hadn't seen before yet. Is it supposed to be part of the ivory hilted sword, or of an entirely different sword?
There are some more of this swords...
For example, Grave 507, 697, 910 with an ivory sword pommel.
(quelle: rgzm.de/tomba)
There's more? I didn't know that. Do you have pictures of them by any chance?

Verfasst: 20.07.2006 10:21
von Steve Lenz
There's more? I didn't know that. Do you have pictures of them by any chance?
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Grave 507 Dating: 730/720-660

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Grave 910 Dating: 730/720-660

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Grave 697 Dating: 660-620

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(Source: http://www2.rgzm.de/tomba1/home/frames.htm - note my Thread in the Bronze Age Center :D !)

Verfasst: 20.07.2006 12:31
von Jeroen Zuiderwijk
Thanks Steve!

The Tomba site doesn't work for me (my browser at work doesn't support the right software), so I've never been able to look into it.

Verfasst: 20.07.2006 14:36
von Steve Lenz
JAVA is necessary. :roll: