viking turn shoes haithabu Shoe size:46 This robe has wide sleeves

This robe has wide sleeves and a large hood

Bucklers like this remained in use until the 16th century

This drinking horn is approx

the Bayeux Tapestry

14th century armored

viking turn shoes haithabu Shoe size:46 This robe has wide sleevesThese shoes are accurate reconstructions of models discovered in the Viking settlement of Haithabu (also known as Hedeby), near present day Schleswig in Germany, and date from between 900 and 1150 AD. The design is characteristic of the early Middle Ages in Northern Europe, featuring a higher shaft that is laced both above and below the ankle. A notable feature is the raised heel, typical of footwear from this region and era. In the construction of