stirrup fibula weingarten bronze Viking zwaard it is similar to the

it is similar to the Italian martello d’arme and the German Fussstreithammer

Two deep fullers run along almost the entire length of the blade and the cutting edges are not sharpened

The autumn leaves on this horn symbolize Mabon

this belt also has two gold rivets that increase the strength of the steel ring

The ring is now held in the British Museum in London

stirrup fibula weingarten bronze Viking zwaard it is similar to theThis type of mantle pin, also known as "radiator headfibula" because of the characteristic shape of the head, it was mainly worn in the Early Middle Ages by Germanic peoples such as the Goths, the Lombards and the Franks. Such fibulae date from the 5th to 7th centuries and are mainly found in Eastern and Central Europe. This copy is based on a find from the Weingarten cemetery, an Alamannen grave. Performed in bronze, with dimensions of approximately