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Old 10th April 2017, 02:22 PM   #6
Reventlov
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So, off I went searching for 'Couronian sword' and I found a picture of this very hilt featured on the Hurstwic site...
How fortuitous!

I agree that the crossguard seems a little out of place, and completely dissimilar to every example of Curonian swords I have seen so far.

Tomsons seems to be the authority on this subject, and has a few other relevant articles, but not in English as far as I know. Vytautas Kazakevicius has also done some work on this, and compiled a list of 64 examples in museums in "On one type of Baltic sword of the Viking period".
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