cup narbona red clay Keltische sieraden & hangers This exquisite one-handed sword from

This exquisite one-handed sword from the Viking era is a replica of a discovery made in 1874 at the archaeological site of Gnёzdovo

Het messingen beslag op de schede is gebaseerd op originelen in het Museum Valkhof te Nijmegen

Steel guard and pommel

Axes like this remained in use into the 12th century and were employed in the Middle Ages as sparth axes by the Gaelic peoples of the Irish Sea region

the beard also had tactical advantages: it could be utilised to hook or pull an opponent's shield or weapon

cup narbona red clay Keltische sieraden & hangers This exquisite one-handed sword fromA simple, undecorated red clay cup with a glazed (waterproof) finish on the inside representative of the utilitarian pottery used alongside the more richly decorated terra sigillata. Volume approximately 150 ml. Material: red clay, glazed inside.