viking axe type g engraved

viking axe type g engravedThis type of axe blade is classified as a Petersen Type G. The neck is slender and often features flat sides, while the back is relatively thin. The blade is symmetrical and more curved than Type A. This type of axe was likely developed for warfare and was used from approximately 800 to 950 AD. The axe was an indispensable and versatile tool for the Vikings, whether it was used to fell trees, build ships, houses, and furniture, or as a weapon in

A Scottish shield by Windlass Steelcrafts featuring a Celtic cross

It possesses some of the characteristics of the tournament swords employed by 15th-century knights

whilst the edges protect the wearer from incoming projectiles

A lightweight leather chest armour with an X-shaped decoration across the chest

The grip is wrapped in leather

Based on a historical original

but can equally be combined with dresses or worn over a cloak

The situla was employed throughout the period spanning Roman antiquity and the Middle Ages

amongst other things

This type of sword represents one of the earlier forms of the hand-and-a-half sword

2 cm long and the sword weighs 1

The bracelet is slightly adjustable in size