marshal historical langeid axe head type m

marshal historical langeid axe head type mThe replica is of a broad axe from the Viking period, held at the Museum of Cultural History in Oslo. The original was discovered in 2001 in Langeid, Norway, buried in grave 8 of the burial ground there, and found alongside an ornate sword. Jan Petersen, the archaeologist, categorised this type of axe head as type M, dating from the second half of the 10th century. The Langeid axe is of a somewhat later period and dates from the first half of the 11th

The diameter of the base is approximately 19 cm and the diameter of the top is approximately 25 cm

A beautiful spiral-shaped hair or beard bead with runes

This set consists of two hinges and one hasp

5 metres high

2 kg and has a width of 23 cm

This article is produced in a limited edition only

The helmet is made of sturdy 2mm thick steel

your shoes and leather goods may be cared for by applying a little Ballistol after cleaning

Petersen categorised a total of 22 Viking swords as type S

its width is 34 cm

The arm harness is based on a 15th century original

height of 2