One of the four Torslunda plates unearthed in Sweden and dated to c. 6th or 7th century C.E., which were used as dies for producing decorative hammered foils.1 This plate is believed to depict, on the right, a berserker or berserk wearing a wolfskin.
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From the collection of the Swedish History Museum in Stockholm, Sweden. ↩