Amulet Taranis Gundestrupketel, brons Leren borstpantser Trousers like these were worn

Trousers like these were worn in North Europe from the 2nd century BC until the 10th century AD

waarvan veel worden tentoongesteld in het Keltenmuseum Hallein

horseman’s picks also became status symbols

This battle-ready buckler is made of 2 mm thick steel and features a wooden grip

rounded edge that ends in a “beard

Amulet Taranis Gundestrupketel, brons Leren borstpantser Trousers like these were wornThis amulet shows Taranis, the Celtic god of sky and thunder, holding two sunwheels in his hands symbols of both the sun and the chariot in which he was pulled across the sky. The image is taken from the Gundestrup Cauldron, a more than 2,100 year old Celtic silver cauldron that was found in Denmark in 1891. Performed in bronze, with dimensions of approx. 4. 2 x 4. 7 cm.