viking tweezers gotland 8th 9th century silvered bronze Keukenmateriaal - servies - bestek enabling the warrior to strike

enabling the warrior to strike with it

A very strong rapier

but the shirt has always remained an essential piece of clothing in the men's wardrobe

This 9th-century Viking sword was discovered in a burial mound (tumulus) at Kildonnan / Dail Sithean

It is made of 1055 carbon steel and has a shaft of American ash wood

viking tweezers gotland 8th 9th century silvered bronze Keukenmateriaal - servies - bestek enabling the warrior to strikeThese tweezers are a detailed replica of a find from the Swedish island of Gotland, dating from the 8th or 9th century. In the Viking Age, tweezers, in addition to nail cleaners and ear spoons, were often part of the toilet accessories of women's costumes and have been found in many different forms in the Viking settlement areas. Ever since the bronze Age people used bronze tweezers for body care; among Egyptians and Romans they were even part of