birka belt Plaatpantser of which most rings have

of which most rings have a diameter of approx

This Klokdegen is a replica crafted from various 17th and early 18th century originals

People wore chainmail coifs either on their own or beneath a helmet

which is a more solid and lighter material than hardwood

birka belt Plaatpantser of which most rings haveThis belt is a replica based on fragments of an original found in grave 501 in the Viking town of Birka in Sweden. The belt fittings are decorated in the Borre style. Belts like this were worn throughout the Viking world. The belt is made of high quality brown leather and measures 165 cm in length. The Viking god Odin, known as Wodan in Germanic mythology, was the god of the aristocracy and warrior class. Odin Wodan is associated with omniscience; he