 Scandinavia also produced small and fragile gold-foil pieces, called "gullgubber", that were worked in repoussé with human figures.These begin to appear in the late Iron Age and continue into the Viking Age.In form they resemble the gold-foil pieces such as those found at Douris, but the "gullgubber" were not fashioned with a fastening element and are not associated with burials.