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Whalebone figurine on display in the National Museum of Ireland

Whalebone figurine from Fishamble Street. Viking Age. E172:4078

Bone motif pieces on display in the National Museum of Ireland

Three motif pieces from Christchurch Place and Winetavern Stree, Dublin.

Bone pins from Christchurch Place and Winetavern Street on display in the National Museum of Ireland

Bone pins from Chrtistchurch Place and Winetavern Street. E122:61, E81:5132

Decorated bone pins on display in the National Museum of Ireland

Three bone pins from Fishamble Street. Viking Age.

Bone weaving tablet on display in the National Museum of Ireland

Bone weaving tablet from Fishamble Street. E172:9320

Bone pins on display in the National Museum of Ireland

Bone pins from Christchurch Place and Winetavern Street, Dublin. E122; E81:5454

Three bone pins from Fishamble Street on display in the National Museum of Ireland

Three bone pins from Fishamble Street. Viking Age.

Antler buckle on display in the National Museum of Ireland

Antler Buckle from Fishamble Street. E190:6273

Decorated bone and Antler plaques on display in the National Museum of Ireland

Decorated bone and antler plaques from Fishamble Street and Christchurch Place.

Two antler comb cases on display in the National Museum of Ireland

Two antler comb cases from Fishamble Street. E190:3141 and E190:1199

Antler comb from Fishamble Street on display in the National Museum of Ireland

Antler comb from Fishamble Street. Viking Age. E172:14480.

Antler comb and antler comb case on display in the National Museum of Ireland

Antler double-sided comb from High Street (E71:13196) and antler comb case from Christchurch Place (E122:14135).

Notched and perforated antler tine on display in the National Museum of Ireland

Notched and perforated antler tine from Winetavern Street. E81:72a

Unfinished comb plates on display in the National Museum of Ireland

Unfinished comb plates from Fishamble Street, Dublin. E172:11280; E172:9574

Unfinished antler comb plates on display in the National Museum of Ireland

Unfinished antler comb plates from High Street, Dublin.

Street Name: Frøyasvei

Frøyasvei (Freyja's Way) is named for the Vanir goddess Freyja who owned the Brisingamen necklace.

Street Name: Lokesvei

Lokesvei (Loki's Way) is named for the trickster god Loki who causes much of the trouble in Asgard and then has to fix it.

Street Name: Sleipners vei

Sleipners vei (Sleipnir's Way) is named for Odin's eight-legged horse who is able to slide between worlds.

Street Name: Urdsvei

Urdsvei (Urd's Way) is named for Urd, one of the three norns who determine the fates of people. Her name means 'fate'.