“We found the seventh symbol! Quick, dial Earth, Jackson!”

Of course it does. The cheap ones you can buy at any odd stall is based on the design of real ones.

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It's the first one discovered in that exact location

Sweden is not an amazing location for a find like this.

But mythological figures usually possess no physical artefacts, them being mythical and all...

Just the style/shape/location.

First in Halland, and relatively ornate compared to those found elsewhere

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Many superheroes are based of mythological figures.

I always thought that Thor was fictional...

Now Halloween here has become Americanised, it's changed just in the last 20years

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Dig under it and pick up the dirt. Source: Thors elevator repairmen 🤷🏽‍♂️

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Out of all the necklaces ever made, it was definitely one of them.

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Romans never conquered Ireland, Samhain is still the word for November in the Irish lanaguage. We consider it an Irish celtic holiday but I’m sure other celts were involved. Irish celts went to Scotland so make sense their is a connection

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I missed the word amulet in the title and got really excited for a second

I wonder if this clarifies the assimilation or replacement debate. Looks like a ton of people made it to at least eastern England.

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It was found in situ with some other artefacts that dates it including flint pieces, pottery and metal hardware from late Viking age or early medieval era.

https://kulturmiljohallandblogg.com/2022/09/29/valbevarad-torshammare-hittad-i-ysby/