germanic crossbow brooch Borden - flessen - kommen & bekers almost every person owned a

almost every person owned a set of cutlery

Decorative beads and other jewelry were often worn between the turtle brooches

It is fitted with an additional steel protection plate for the hand and a leather interior for added wearing comfort

and is equally well-suited to beginning archers

This axe head is modeled after various examples found in Scandinavia

germanic crossbow brooch Borden - flessen - kommen & bekers almost every person owned aThis crossbow brooch with a folded foot, dating back to the Migration Period, is available as a replica. It was discovered in a woman's grave in an East Prussian cemetery and was used to fasten her peplos at the shoulders. The brooch, a hybrid of earlier brooch designs, represents a transitional style that emerged between 200 and 450 AD during Late Antiquity and the beginning of the Migration Period. This type of brooch is known as fibula type 161, as