Rusvik Viking zwaard Petersen E1 Gnezdovo, semi-scherp Pugio en parazonium They wore small wide swords

They wore small wide swords like this

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This belt is a replica based on the original excavated from a 5th-6th century Alemanic tumulus in Ballingen (grave nr 2)

the shapes of a nasal helm with a rounded helmet bowl can still be clearly seen

Rusvik Viking zwaard Petersen E1 Gnezdovo, semi-scherp Pugio en parazonium They wore small wide swordsThis exquisite one handed sword from the Viking era is a replica of a discovery made in 1874 at the archaeological site of Gnzdovo, near Smolensk, Russia, during the excavation of burial mound C 15. The original, dating back to the 9th to 10th century, was remarkably well preserved in the ground, near the urn containing the cremated remains of its presumed owner. One side of the blade bore the inscription +ULFBERH+T, while the other side featured a