Keltische La Tene speerpunt, semi-scherp Pagan lifestyle Drinking horn fittings were used

Drinking horn fittings were used in all Viking times and have been found in Denmark

The helmet has a brass eye pins (vervelles)

in which semi-ritual facial expressions contributed to the identity of the wearer

The tent is suitable for early medieval and medieval reenactment

This early medieval Viking kaftan is made of sturdy cotton canvas and fully lined

Keltische La Tene speerpunt, semi-scherp Pagan lifestyle Drinking horn fittings were usedAccording to archaeological finds from the La Tene period, the spear was the favorite weapon of the Celts next to the sword. In the 19th century, approximately 2,500 objects were discovered at the La Tene site on Lake Neuchatel in Switzerland, one of the best known sites for artifacts from the La Tene culture, including numerous well preserved spearheads. This site also gave its name to the later pre Roman Iron Age, covering the period from about 480