celtic belt with horse head buckle la tene period brown leather Lijfje en korsetten used to catch opponents

used to catch opponents

like the Franks

The Templar Order was founded in 1118 to protect the sacred sites and secure the pilgrimage routes

The iron scissors are handmade with a length of 13

This relief measures 25 x 20 cm and can be painted

celtic belt with horse head buckle la tene period brown leather Lijfje en korsetten used to catch opponentsThis one belt closes with a hook in the shape of a horse's head, based on a Celtic find from the 2nd century BC. from the La Tne period, preserved in the archaeological museum of Kelheim in Lower Bavaria. A similar belt hook with a horse's head from the same period is in the Wrttembergisch Landesmuseum in Stuttgart. The belt in brown leather has a width of 3 cm and features an expressive buckle in the shape of a horse's head, available in brass or