Germaanse armband Himlingøje, brons Foam - latex - glasvezel en onderhoud menuki (grip decoration) and kashira

menuki (grip decoration) and kashira (pommel) are made of metal

Octyldodecanol

Later ontstond hieruit hun ruitercultuur

This bokken is suitable for long-term intensive sword fighting and for kendo

The shapes of this jewel frequently occur in Celtic earthenware and engravings from the Middle La Tène period

Germaanse armband Himlingøje, brons Foam - latex - glasvezel en onderhoud menuki (grip decoration) and kashiraThis ring was found in a Germanic womans grave dating to the 3rd century AD in Himlingje, Denmark. The woman was between 40 and 50 years old at the time of her death and belonged to the local Germanic aristocracy. Although Denmark was never part of the Roman Empire, it did fall within its sphere of influence. North Germanic tribes often sent their warriors to fight as auxilia and foederati in the Roman armies. There was vibrant trade between the two