Fibula Wilzhofen, Hallstatttijd 6e eeuw v.Chr., brons Leren borstpantser ensuring a good grip even

ensuring a good grip even in the heat of battle

The word "Amours" appears on several medieval badges or pilgrim signs and translates as love

medieval costumes and festivals

The axe has a hardwood grip and the blade is made of carbon steel with a hardness of 52 HRC

the Viking world was in full expansion

Fibula Wilzhofen, Hallstatttijd 6e eeuw v.Chr., brons Leren borstpantser ensuring a good grip evenThis one fibula dates from the transition between the Hallstatt C and D periods and was found in Wilzhofen. The pointed work may be a further development of cupstone motifs; the function of the parts on the underside is unclear, but they may, like similar parts on the staffs of Old Norse vlvas, have had a ritual role. This may have been the grave of an aristocrat in Celtic culture, politics and religion were closely intertwined. Handicrafts, executed