Viking bijl Bjorn, type F bot (battle-ready) Wintercollectie Er bestaat archaeologisch bewijs van

Er bestaat archaeologisch bewijs van de aanwezigheid van beenwindsels in Germaanse gebieden vanaf de tweede en derde eeuw n

Spiral motifs were frequently used in the Celtic Hallstatt and La Tène art styles and remained popular well into the early Middle Ages

The nasal guard extends to the mid-forehead

It consists of three interconnected spirals that revolve symmetrically around a common center

This vambrace is perfect for LARP

Viking bijl Bjorn, type F bot (battle-ready) Wintercollectie Er bestaat archaeologisch bewijs vanThis type of axe head is classified as Petersen Type F. The blade resembles that of Type E but is more symmetrical, and the curvature of the beard extends further back toward the haft. Axes of this type were likely designed for woodworking and were highly suitable for that purpose. They were used from around 900 to 975 AD. The beard the downward extension of the blade provided a larger cutting surface without making the axe heavier. This design