viking seax wexford damascus steel Borden - flessen - kommen en bekers horses and even three smaller

horses and even three smaller ships were excavated

a pronounced nose protector and a curved neck protection that provides optimal protection without compromising the historic design

Drinking horns were already used by the Greeks and Romans in antiquity and during the Middle Ages drinking horns had a ritual and ceremonial function

The boots are a reconstruction of a pair of Roman boots from Vindolanda

This longbow has a fiberglass core and a laminated wooden surface

viking seax wexford damascus steel Borden - flessen - kommen en bekers horses and even three smallerThe seax with a broken back is crafted after early medieval originals. The beautiful grip is constructed from wood with a bone section and a brass ring at the bottom. The top of the grip features a lace. The seax is dispatched including a high quality leather scabbard with beautiful brass decoration. Small triangular motifs can be seen on the brass. A lozenge pattern is stamped in the leather. The scabbard also has belt loops so that it may be hung