In Slavic mythology, the three Zorya kept watch against the failure of one of these, which would result in the devouring of Ursa Minor and the destruction of the world. Herne the Hunter was said to make a dreadful noise with one of these, possibly identical with the golden one his king gave him as a reward during his life. The Irish god Oghma was depicted with golden ones connecting his tongue to 
In Slavic mythology, the three Zorya kept watch against the failure of one of these, which would result in the devouring of Ursa Minor and the destruction of the world. Herne the Hunter was said to make a dreadful noise with one of these, possibly identical with the golden one his king gave him as a reward during his life. The Irish god Oghma was depicted with golden ones connecting his tongue to the ears of his listeners, and the Irish god Aengus found his beloved Caer in the midst of 150 maidens bound by one of these items. FTP, name these items whose examples in Norse mythology included Dromi and Laeding, which were broken by Fenrir.
In Slavic mythology, the three Zorya kept watch against the failure of one of these, which would result in the devouring of Ursa Minor and the destruction of the world.