English: Welschingen-B bracteate (IK 389). This is one of five known "Fürstenberg type" bracteates, showing a female figure interpreted as the goddess . The bracteates are IK 259 (Großfahner-B), IK 311 (Oberwerschen-B), IK 350 (site of discovery unknown, reportedly from "south-western Germany"), IK 389 (Welschingen-B), IK 391 (Gudme II-B) Literature: M. J. Enright, The Goddess Who Weaves. Some Iconographic Aspects of Bracteates of the Fürstenberg Type. In: FMSt 24, 1990, S. 54–70; Alexandra Pesch, Die Goldbrakteaten der Völkerwanderungszeit: Thema und Variation, Walter de Gruyter, 2007 ISBN978-3-11-020110-9, pp. 125–128.
Español: Bracteato de Welschingen. Uno de los cinco bracteatos de tipo "Fürstenberg", que muestra una figura femenina que se supone es la deidad Frija-Frigg.
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circa 6th century
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