viking upper bracelet gotland bronze Synthetische zwaarden which now forms part of

which now forms part of the collection at the Musée d'archéologie nationale

The helmet is a replica of one dating from around 1375

the imperial army succeeded in besieging the city of Magdeburg

The Viking fibula is based on a Thor's hammer excavated in Fossi

The bell is fitted with a ring at the top

viking upper bracelet gotland bronze Synthetische zwaarden which now forms part ofThe upper bracelet has been crafted after a Viking bracelet found on the Swedish island of Gotland. The original dates from the 9th10th century AD. Featuring two wolf heads at the ends, the design reflects the central role of the wolf within Viking culture, as embodied by the mythological wolf Fenrir. The bracelet is bendable and may be adjusted to fit.