Torque Oberpfalz, Hallstatttijd, brons Middeleeuwse broches Bij een reenactment of LARP
Description
Bij een reenactment of LARP evenement is deze beker geweldig als je in de avond met zijn allen bier of mede gaat drinken
Hoplites were soldiers who carried spears which were 2
The canvas is tear proof
Swiss infantry used the poleaxe or Fussstreithammer
It has leather cords for fastening
Torque Oberpfalz, Hallstatttijd, brons Middeleeuwse broches Bij een reenactment of LARPThis torque, a status symbol within Celtic culture, is based on a find from Sondersfeld Kittenhausen in the Upper Palatinate, dating from the Hallstatt period. Torques were worn as an open neck ring by both men and women, and were a sign of prestige or power. Performed in bronze, with a length of approx. 44 cm.
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