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Late Anglo-Saxon Disk-Brooches. Part 6. (Enamelling Tools)

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Goldsmithing and Enameling Tools: Iron Hoods / Muffles and Trays. This is Part 6 of my series of blog posts related to my Late Anglo-S...

Late Anglo-Saxon Disk-Brooches. Part 5 (Display 1)

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Figure 1. Close up. This is  Part 5  of my series of blog posts related to my Late Anglo-Saxon Disk-Brooch research and fabrication Proj...

Late Anglo-Saxon Disk-Brooches. Part 4 (Enamel)

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Fig 1. Fired Hand-made Enamel Bezel Cups. This is Part 4 of my series of blog posts related to my Late Anglo-Saxon Disk-Brooch Project....

Late Anglo-Saxon Disk-Brooches. Part 3 (Enamel)

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Fig 1.The first four colors of Flameworking glass rods that I processed into fine powder to use as vitreous enamel. Next to each plastic ...
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Late Anglo-Saxon Disk-Brooches. Part 2 (Enamel)

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This is  Part 2  of my series of blog posts about my  Late Anglo-Saxon Disk-Brooch Project . In this part of the series I talk about my reas...
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My name is Georgia and within the SCA I am known as Gaeira Aggadottir, hence "Gaeira's Anvil". I am a Goldsmith who greatly enjoys researching: Romano-British Glass / Enameling / Metalwork as well as Viking Age jewelry techniques, and other historical metalsmithing techniques. Currently, I am working on a couple of book projects that I will be self-publish with a print-on-demand service.
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