classical leaf shaped spearhead approx 31 cm

classical leaf shaped spearhead approx 31 cmThe leaf shaped spearhead is a timeless design that recurs throughout history. It has been employed as far back as the Bronze Age, both for hunting and warfare, and has seen distinct styles across different cultures and eras from the Celts to the ancient Romans and Greeks through to the Vikings. Its use continued well into the Middle Ages. This variant, with its distinctive raised midline, is likely to have been utilised by Roman, Greek, and Celtic

The tabard is well-suited to use as the simple piece of clothing associated with monks

It has a black-coloured surface with a texture that looks like wood

So when the orange and brown autumn leaves hit the ground

The hats from the Spanish manufacturer Rawblade are crafted from high-quality leather

and have been designed in the same style as the other armour parts of the Markward line

so that the shaft appears genuinely crafted from wood whilst the head resembles metal

Knives of this type were employed throughout the Viking world

The upper class wore chaperons in expensive colours such as blue

employed principally by medieval knights as well as infantry

glass or pottery

the fibula measures 9 x 4 cm

The shoes are crafted from 2 mm thick cowhide and the soles have a thickness of 10 mm