roman trumpet fibula silvered

roman trumpet fibula silveredThe trumpet fibula is a replica of a Roman original from the 2nd century BC, excavated in England. The design has been developed from the Celtic La Tne art style, and was presumably brought to England by legionaries from the Roman provinces.

The kettle hat is a replica of a 15th-century example depicted in various Spanish manuscripts

The tent is 3

show the chainmail coif fitting closely around the head

Viking tunics of this type were worn between approximately the eighth and eleventh centuries

Wide bracelets such as this were worn throughout the Viking world

though similar models were used in the 13th and 15th centuries as well

The weapon has been designed for stabbing and slashing in close combat

The lance by Cold Steel is inspired by the medieval lances that were employed throughout Europe and India

or combined with a corset

The weapon was probably in use from the eleventh century

Crafted in the Jellinge style — an art style employed throughout the Viking world — the belt is constructed from natural thick brown leather

It measures 36 cm high and 37