User Meeting Logos
Unique identifiers for unique events
Dyalog '06
Brooch in Urnes style
37 x 45 mm
Showing an animal surrounded by two snakes. Probably symbolises the fight between good and evil.
Date: from c. 1100 a. Cr.
Dyalog '07
Snakes
50 x 50 mm
According to the sagas the snakes had great meaning to the Vikings. It could be formed as both a circle and a rectangle, important religious symbols. It was related to water and fecundity and as a porter to the underworld it could also guard earthly values. The moulding made it immortal.
Date: c. 810 – 820 AD
Dyalog '08
The God Urnes
73 x 64 mm
Urnes was pictured as a snake. He was said to be false as a snake and capeable of shape shifting.
As an amulet or talisman Urness empowers the bearer’s skillfulness and creativity
Date: c. 1050
Mike Experiments below here, please ignore!
Dyalog '07
Snakes
50 x 50 mm
According to the sagas the snakes had great meaning to the Vikings. It could be formed as both a circle and a rectangle, important religious symbols. It was related to water and fecundity and as a porter to the underworld it could also guard earthly values. The moulding made it immortal.
Date: c. 810 – 820 AD
Dyalog '07
Snakes
50 x 50 mm
According to the sagas the snakes had great meaning to the Vikings. It could be formed as both a circle and a rectangle, important religious symbols. It was related to water and fecundity and as a porter to the underworld it could also guard earthly values. The moulding made it immortal.
Date: c. 810 – 820 AD
Dyalog '07
Snakes
50 x 50 mm
According to the sagas the snakes had great meaning to the Vikings. It could be formed as both a circle and a rectangle, important religious symbols. It was related to water and fecundity and as a porter to the underworld it could also guard earthly values. The moulding made it immortal.
Date: c. 810 – 820 AD
Dyalog '07
Snakes
50 x 50 mm
According to the sagas the snakes had great meaning to the Vikings. It could be formed as both a circle and a rectangle, important religious symbols. It was related to water and fecundity and as a porter to the underworld it could also guard earthly values. The moulding made it immortal.
Date: c. 810 – 820 AD
