viking buckle smolensk 9th century silvered bronze Ambachten levende geschiedenis An attractive accessory for those

An attractive accessory for those who delve into Celtic culture

The tunic is therefore perfect for re-enacting and LARPing of the Middle Ages and early Middle Ages

This pendant is based on an early medieval Bavarian disc fibula from the Merovingian period

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This pendant is a detailed replica of a medieval bird pendant from the Turaida Museum in Latvia

viking buckle smolensk 9th century silvered bronze Ambachten levende geschiedenis An attractive accessory for thoseThis belt buckle is a high quality replica of a Viking Age belt buckle excavated near Smolensk, Gnezdovo, Russia, dating from the 9th century. The buckle is made in bronze and with dimensions of 4. 8 x 4. 5 cm, considerably larger than the historical find, which makes the piece stand out well on a belt. The buckle is suitable for belts with a width of 3 cm. A sturdy, decorative addition to a belt from the Viking Age within re enactment of living