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The Tjurkö golden bracteates were found in 1817 on the island of Tjurkö in the archipelago of eastern Blekinge. Together with them was found an Eastern Empire coin minted in the year 443. Two of the Tjurkö bracteates have runic inscriptions. The third bracteate has, as has also a bracteate from Senoren (another island in the Blekinge archipelago), an inscription, which is written with ancient Greek characters. Those Greek character inscriptions are however not written in Greek language, and therefore they have constituted a complete enigma to many researchers. The bracteates with runic inscriptions have also constituted an enigma, even though it has not always been admitted.