Korte gedecoreerde vikingspeerpunt, semi-scherp Freya It has a grip of
Description
It has a grip of oakwood and is 94
It has a black high polish lacquered scabbard (saya) in the Kuroro style with golden bamboo leaves and closings (kojiri
Beenpantser zoals dit werd tussen de 2de helft van de 15de en 1ste helft van de 17de eeuw in geheel Europa gebruikt
Hij weegt 800 g
as the connection to the shaft is relatively thin for a woodcutting axe
Korte gedecoreerde vikingspeerpunt, semi-scherp Freya It has a grip ofThis short spearhead is a replica of an original excavated in France. Originally this type of spearhead was used from the 8th to 11th century. They were occasionally decorated (engraved or painted). Spearheads like this were used by the Vikings, Franks, Carolingians, Merovingians and Anglo Saxons. This spearhead is 24 cm long with a blade of 15,2 cm and a shaft diameter of 2,5 cm.
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