The latter two were subsequently subdivided by Arwidsson into three further styles: Style C, flourishing during the 7th century and into the 8th century, before being largely replaced (especially in southern Scandinavia) by Style D. Styles C and D provided the inspiration for the initial expression of animal ornament within the Viking Age, Style E, commonly known as the Oseberg / Broa Style.
Neist kaks viimast jaotati hiljem Arwidssoni poolt veel kolmeks täiendavaks stiiliks: stiil C, mille õitseaeg oli 7. sajandist 8. sajandini ehk enne kui selle asendas (eriti Skandinaavia lõunaosas) stiil D. Stiilid C ja D inspireerisid viikingite aja loomornamentide algset väljendusviisi (stiil E), mis on üldtuntud kui Osebergi/Broa stiil.