broskskivan
Broskskivan, a Swedish term, translates literally to "brooch slice" or "brooch disc." It refers to a small, typically circular or oval piece of metal, often adorned with intricate designs, that was historically used as a decorative element or a functional component of clothing and jewelry. These objects could be made from various metals, including silver, bronze, and sometimes even gold, depending on the owner's status and the artifact's intended purpose.
The historical context of broskskivan is primarily associated with the Viking Age and the early medieval period
Archaeological findings have provided significant insights into the types and distribution of broskskivan. Excavations at burial