bijamulet rinkaby bronze Aziatische Martial Arts This 9th-century Viking sword was

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

Material: 100% Baltic linen (220 mobile) with an inner lining of 100% canvas cotton

was widely used by the Alemanni during the Early Middle Ages

there was a renewed interest in this period

The helmet crest is constructed from real horsehair and is supplied inclusive of 3 screws for attaching it to the helmet

bijamulet rinkaby bronze Aziatische Martial Arts This 9th-century Viking sword wasThis amulet is an exact copy of a find from Rinkaby in Schonen, Sweden, in the characteristic Scandinavian Baltic shape with an elongated helmet roof and typical circular eyes. Ax amulets served as a counterpart to the Thor's hammer and were worn for protection and as a sign of strength qualities that were closely associated with the god Thor in the Viking world. Solid and heavy made of fine jewelery bronze, 5 x 4 cm.