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File:Helmet from a 7th century boat grave, Vendel era.jpg

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English: Iron helmet from a Vendel era (550-793 AD) boat grave in Vendel, Uppland, Sweden. Displayed at the Museum of History in Stockholm.
Svenska: Prakthjälm av järn med bronsbeslag från en båtgrav i Vendel, Uppland. Daterad till vendeltid. Historiska museet i Stockholm, SHM 9785.
Date 4 January 2008
Source http://www.flickr.com/photos/mararie/2166657422/in/set-72157603634424523
Author Mararie

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