14th century lantern museum of london i Zwaard displays the hood may be pulled

the hood may be pulled on to keep the head warm and comfortable

emerged around the end of the 12th century from the Norman kite shield

this suggests that this spoon was used by the Romans to extract delicacies such as snails and mussels from their shells

This battle-ready Norman kite shield is made of plywood and is ideal for carrying by hand

The rondel was often used as secondary weapon

14th century lantern museum of london i Zwaard displays the hood may be pulledThis lantern is made after a 14th century original which can nowadays be found in the Museum of London. Models like this were even used until the early 16th century. This lantern is made of brass and has a horn window. The back has a wooden grip. Its height is 20 cm, it has a circumference of 26 cm and it weighs 0,4 kg.