roman votive statue goddess juno LARP wapens Similar rings have been found

Similar rings have been found in Himlingøje and Nordrup in Denmark

Edges with decorative rivets are a recurring element in both harnesses

a tribute to the style and adventure of that illustrious era

is an ancient Viking symbol often associated with the Norse god Odin and the meaning of life after death

Examples like this were worn throughout Europe

roman votive statue goddess juno LARP wapens Similar rings have been foundThis votive statue is a replica of a piece from the 2nd century AD found in a Roman villa in Daun, near Prm. Small statues of Juno were placed in house altars throughout the whole Roman empire. Juno is the goddess of pure air, especially of the moon light and therefore, just as all moon goddesses, a goddess of women, an ideal of a Roman matrona, who seats as queen on a lofty throne in heaven (Iuno Regina). She guards the wife and mother and nearly