drinking horn 1 liter Chinese zwaarden Traditionally made and fired to

Traditionally made and fired to a temperature of 1

The Celts practiced an extremely high level of ironwork

The reverse also has a steel-coloured rim with a handle

Under armor of this type

This set contains an aureus of this emperor

drinking horn 1 liter Chinese zwaarden Traditionally made and fired toDrinking horns have been in use from Classical Antiquity through to the Middle Ages. The function varied over time, and horns were employed by many cultures during festivities and rituals. Amongst the peoples of the Early Middle Ages, the Vikings, Franks, Germans and Merovingians made use of the drinking horn. They are also depicted in visual art on tapestries, illuminated manuscripts and murals alike. The horn is crafted from polished natural horn.