wine ship neumagen roman wine transport replica alabaster plaster LARP schilden each around 6 cm high

each around 6 cm high and dating from the 9th-10th centuries

adjustable straps

The original bracteate was discovered on the island of Tjurkö near Karlskrona in southern Sweden and is now held within the collection at the Swedish National Museum in Stockholm

essential for maintaining the armour's position during movement

The cloak may be worn in a variety of ways

wine ship neumagen roman wine transport replica alabaster plaster LARP schilden each around 6 cm highThe original Neumagener Weinschiff is one of the best known Roman funerary monuments from Trier: a stone ship full of wine barrels (cupae), which depicts the transport of wine across the Moselle. This fully plastic replica is lightly patinated and reproduced on a scale of 1: 7. 8. An attractive object for Roman history enthusiasts, which serves as both a decoration piece and a conversation piece.