Vroeg-Middeleeuwse werpspeerpunt, semi-scherp Ambachten levende geschiedenis perfect for storing special jewelry

perfect for storing special jewelry

It has a slim design and looks graceful and elegant due to the many curves

The use of the drinking horn is even mentioned in the Edda

During this period the number of foot soldiers and archers in armies increased

This beautiful Viking jewel is a replica of a 9th century original excavated in Sigtuna

Vroeg-Middeleeuwse werpspeerpunt, semi-scherp Ambachten levende geschiedenis perfect for storing special jewelryThis javelin spearhead is made after an early medieval original found in Ireland. The original is now part of the collection of the Archaeological Museum in Dublin. Spearheads such as these have been widely used since ancient times. They can be used for both the Germanic tribes and the Roman auxiliae and, later, the Vikings.