Saksische ring Aethelswith, brons LARP schilden but empty the tankard as

but empty the tankard as soon as possible

Chr geslagen en bevat de opschrift De BRITANN als gevierde triomph

Clogs have been worn since the High Middle Ages

De cochlearium is een Romeinse lepel van een klein formaat met een spits toelopend handvat

Heavy metals were used

Saksische ring Aethelswith, brons LARP schilden but empty the tankard asThis detailed replica of a medieval ring is made after a historic original that once belonged to the daughter of Anglo Saxon King Aethelwulf of Wessex. It dates from the Viking age of 853 874. The Aethelswith ring was designed in the so called Trewhiddle style, typical of Anglo Saxon art in the 9th century. The original ring was originally made of gold with niello inlay. The ring is now in the British Museum in London. The ring can be adjusted in size.