I made this Lucet and these needles for Una, as a gift for her volunteer work for Fjellborg Vikings. A lucet is used to make cords from smaller string. These items are made from a cows thigh bone.
This pair of dice was made from fossil walrus ivory with "ring dot" numbers drilled into them. Modern dice have the number dots placed so when you add the opposing sides together, it adds up to seven. Viking age dice do not but were subject to the whim of the maker.
To the right is my first attempt at making an antler comb. I used American Elk antler, which is smiler to European Red Deer (Cervus elaphus). Their species were global, having crossed ice age land bridges but by casual observance are the same animal. Though the Vikings used the Red Deer's antlers for combs and other objects, the Norwegian preference was to use reindeer antler. Studies done show a higher instance of Red deer combs in the counties West of Norway. Combs are the most common artifact found in all Viking age archeological dig sites. If I get more antler, I may make a case to keep the comb in. The Vikings were very conscious about their appearance and took care to keep their combs protected.