viking sword odin

viking sword odinThe sword is a replica of the Snartemo sword, excavated in Norway. The original was buried as a grave gift in 550 AD with a Germanic chieftain. When archaeologists discovered the sword, it had been placed upon a bear hide, suggesting that the owner may have been a berserker. Alongside the sword, Roman glassware and other weapons were found within the grave. All evidence indicates that the owner of this sword was likely a Germanic chieftain or king.

The shield has been crafted after several originals that were employed by auxiliae serving in the Roman army

as the inside is sealed with a food-safe

it is typical for its short neck protection

The seax is crafted from a hardwood grip wrapped with tightly woven steel wire and is dispatched inclusive of a scabbard

The shoes from the Schleswig find are a true masterpiece for history enthusiasts

The model of this dress is based on 12th century Gothic fashion

The walking stick is fitted with a handle shaped like an axehead

It has a length of 143 cm and a hood of 60 cm

Many depictions

the tunic promises not only comfortable wear but also durability

It was the favorite weapon of armed warriors who fought on foot

It protected against cavalry attacks