Ca. 1100 AD. A bronze cross pendant comprised of four equally length arms gently flaring outwards. The arms are decorated with sets of small engraved circles and at the junction, there is a cross pattern incised. Two of the finials are pierced and the other two have raised knobs to the obverse and loops to the reverse. The Norman Period, which spanned from 1066 to 1154, was one of the most significant periods of history in Europe. It was during this period that the Normans, a Scandinavian people, conquered England and established a new feudal system in the country.Size: L:32.5mm / W:29.4mm ; 3.23gProvenance: Private London collector, acquired on the UK Art market, pre-2000.