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  1. Wikipedia
    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seax_of_Beagnoth

    Seax of Beagnoth - Wikipedia

    • Henry J. Briggs, a labourer, found the seax in the inland estuary of the Thames near Battersea in early 1857.[note 1] Briggs sold it to the British Museum, and on 21 May 1857 it was exhibited at the Society of An… See more

    Description

    The seax is an iron knife with a single cutting edge and a long tapering point. It is 72.1 cm (28.4 in) in length, of which the tang is 17 cm (6.7 in) and the blade is 55.1 cm (21… See more

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    Epigraphy

    The inscription of the futhorcis as follows: There are a number of unusual features about … See more

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    Date and Provenance

    Finds of seaxes in Europe range from the 7th to the 11th century, and the earliest examples in England are from 7th-century graves. Isolated finds of seaxes in England are believe… See more

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    Significance

    The Seax of Beagnoth is significant both as a rare example of a runic-inscribed Anglo-Saxon weapon, and specifically for its runic inscription, which is a unique epigraphical example of … See more

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    MaterialIron (inlaid with copper, brass and silver)
    SizeLength: 72.1 cm (28.4 in) · Width: 38.7 mm (1.52 in) · Thickness: 8.2 mm (0.32 in)
    Weight985 g (34.7 oz)
    WritingRunic, Old English
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    The Seax or Sax, and several variations, is an old English or Anglo Saxon word for knife. It has come to define several forms of related knives across northern Europe from the late Roman to early medieval period. These knives varied in size from a few inches in total length to forms that were sword length.

    What is a Seax? – Arms & …

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    ‘Seax’ is in fact the generic Old English word for knife, but tends to be used by archaeologists to describe the larger iron single-edged knives which first appear in Anglo-Saxon graves of the seventh century.

    Beagnoth’s Seax - Tha Eng…

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    What is an Anglo Saxon seax?
    Compared to its continental relatives, the Anglo Saxon weapon sometimes has a much longer grip, with an upper guard curved away from the blade in a manner that suggests that this seax was adapted for two handed use. This seax commonly features pattern-welding, but usually only along the spine of the weapon.

    The Anglo Saxon Broken Back Seax -- myArmoury.com

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    Why did Anglo Saxons wear a seax?
    Evidence suggests that in early AngloSaxon societies, wearing a seax on the belt was also considered a symbol of freemanship. As time progressed, seaxes got longer, thicker, and heavier, with the introduction of the broad seax and the langseax in the seventh century.

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    Where did the seax come from?
    Elliott suggests a southern, presumably Kentish, origin for the seax because its inscription is composed of only the original twenty-eight letters of the Anglo-Saxon futhorc, and does not include any of the additional letters in use in Northumbrian runic inscriptions at that time.

    Seax of Beagnoth - Wikipedia

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    Who was an Anglo-Saxon before 1066?
    Scholars have no evidence of anyone before 1066 referring to themselves as an “Anglo-Saxon” in the singular or describing their politics and traditions as “Anglo-Saxon.” While one might be king of the English-Saxons, nobody seems to have claimed to be an “English-Saxon,” in other words. Who, then, were the groups that lend Anglo-Saxon its name?

    The Many Myths of the Term ‘Anglo-Saxon’ - Smithsonian Magazine

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    What is the difference between a seax and a sax of Beagnoth?
    The iron blade of the Old Minster seax bears gold and silver inlays, while the Seax of Beagnoth boasts complex pattern-welding down its spine. [^12] Bejeweled sheaths and hilts reflected the owner‘s prestige. Seaxes appear frequently in graves of the pagan period across the Saxon homelands.

    The Cutting Edge: An Arsenal of Anglo-Saxon War Gear

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    What does a seax symbolize?
    Like swords, seaxes were symbols of status often richly decorated. The iron blade of the Old Minster seax bears gold and silver inlays, while the Seax of Beagnoth boasts complex pattern-welding down its spine. [^12] Bejeweled sheaths and hilts reflected the owner‘s prestige.

    The Cutting Edge: An Arsenal of Anglo-Saxon War Gear

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  4. Wikipedia
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  5. myArmoury.com
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    The Anglo Saxon Broken Back Seax -- myArmoury.com

    The Anglo Saxon seax corresponds with the Frankish variety in date, but has some distinguishing characteristics. First and foremost is its distinctive "broken back" blade shape. Compared to its continental relatives, the Anglo Saxon …

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  6. British Museum
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    seax - British Museum

    The Anglo-Saxon runic alphabet, known as a ‘futhorc’ from its first six letters, had thirty-one characters. Numerous runic inscriptions have been found in this country, ranging in date from the fifth to eleventh centuries.

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  7. Tha Engliscan Gesithas
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    Beagnoth’s Seax - Tha Engliscan Gesithas

    Beagnoth’s Seax. In 1857 an extraordinary find was made: a 10th century Anglo-Saxon seax, almost 2 feet long, and inscribed with runes, was found by a labourer in the River Thames near Battersea. A seax is a large, single-edged knife and …

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  8. British Museum
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    seax - British Museum

    The prominence given to the makers' names on these seaxes reflects the importance and prestige of the weapon-smith in late Anglo-Saxon England, but we know very little about individual smiths during this period, apart from casual …

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  9. historytools.org
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    The Cutting Edge: An Arsenal of Anglo-Saxon War Gear

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  10. lufolk.com
    https://lufolk.com/.../the-seax-a-blade-of-the-saxons-and-vikings

    The Seax: A Multifaceted Blade of the Saxons and Vikings

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  11. Google Arts & Culture
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    Seax of Beagnoth — Google Arts & Culture

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  12. The Vintage News
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    Discovered in 1857 the Seax of Beagnoth - a 10th …

    Jul 26, 2016 · The Seax of Beagnoth (also known as the Thames scramasax) is a 10th-century Anglo-Saxon seax (single-edged knife). It was found in the River Thames in 1857, and is now at the British Museum in London.

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  13. Owlcation
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    The Seax of Beagnoth, an Enchanted Blade - Owlcation

    Oct 19, 2023 · We know now that it is an Anglo-Saxon blade from the 10th century, in a style known as a long seax. Made from iron, this wicked-looking weapon was embellished with golden runes and decorations along one edge …

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  14. Scandinavia Facts
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    Seax: A Viking Weapon (Purpose, Use, Design) - Scandinavia Facts

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  15. Medieval London
    https://medievallondon.ace.fordham.edu/collections/show/38

    Seax · Medieval London

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  16. Wikiwand
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    Seax of Beagnoth - Wikiwand

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  17. Medieval London
    https://medievallondon.ace.fordham.edu/.../seax

    Seax · Medieval London Objects · Medieval London - Fordham …

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  18. Arms & Armor
    https://www.arms-n-armor.com/blogs/news/seaxs

    What is a Seax? – Arms & Armor

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  19. Age of Craft
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    The Anglo Saxon Broken Back Seax - Age of Craft

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  20. Smithsonian Magazine
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    The Many Myths of the Term ‘Anglo-Saxon’ - Smithsonian Magazine

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  21. Wikipedia
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    Weapons and armour in Anglo-Saxon England - Wikipedia

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  22. Wikingerzeit.org
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    Seax - The Viking Age Compendium

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