In the latter grave there are oval buckles of type R 657. According to Montelius's chronology these should be from the second half of the 9th century. The two funerals cannot completely be viewed as being from the same time period entirely, because for one thing the burial customs differ. The determination of a time period for this type should also seem evident. They are a typological development of type B, which belongs in part to the 7th period.
Type E is again a further development thereof.
Besides, there are usually axe-blades of the types A, B and D and shield bosses like R 564. The rattles are always older types. All in all we have not a single find that shows that this spearhead type appear together with later items. It belongs most likely to the first half of the 9th century. The spearhead of type B is, as previously shown, very old and appeared at least as early as the 7th period, belonging otherwise to the earliest Viking Age.