Hanger cultscheepje Denemarken, ca. 100 v.Chr., brons Lijfje en korsetten Tunics like this were basic

Tunics like this were basic garments worn by men all over Europe from the Early to Late Middle Ages

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of voor musea en films om een middeleeuws banket te tonen

It has three fullers that give the sword a lighter weight and an ultimate balance

Hanger cultscheepje Denemarken, ca. 100 v.Chr., brons Lijfje en korsetten Tunics like this were basicThis pendant shows the prow of a cult ship, a motif from the Nordic bronze Age, and is based on a find from Denmark, ca. 100 BC. The piece of jewelry is associated with the Jastorf culture, a Celtic Germanic transitional culture from the early Iron Age. Ship motifs from this period are often combined with the symbolism of waterfowl, which were widely venerated within Proto Indo European paganism until the Early Middle Ages; parts of waterfowl have