early medieval winged spearhead approx 285 cm Maliën en pantser You can remove it from

You can remove it from your skin with soap and warm water

This shield can be put on the belt as a sign of belonging to a group

The blade is partially hollowed out on both sides to reduce weight

The Highlanders wore the dirk as a daily tool and weapon

This chaperon is based on clothing fragments found in Skjoldehamm

early medieval winged spearhead approx 285 cm Maliën en pantser You can remove it fromThe spear was very popular during the Viking Age. The large number and variety of surviving specimens suggest that spears were more commonly used than swords, as they were not only easier to make, but also much cheaper. The so called winged or lugged spear, which mainly served as a thrusting weapon and is often associated with the Normans, actually has its origins in the Frankish Carolingian Empire. After the Vikings took over this spear, it continued