viking winged spearhead sharp Viking en Saxon tenten These laws regulated the length

These laws regulated the length of the poulaines and the degree of curvature of the nose

the aquila was stored along with the signa in a central location within the camp

influenced by the neolithic farmers and taken over in later Indo-European solar cultures

and is comfortable to fight and run in during battles

so that visitors may look inside the tent

viking winged spearhead sharp Viking en Saxon tenten These laws regulated the lengthSpearheads of this type were employed from the early Middle Ages to the Renaissance. This particular spearhead is quite a nasty piece of work. Originally, such heads were intended for hunting: when the spear was thrown at a boar, the spearhead dug into the skin, and the wings prevented it from being easily removed. This principle was also applied in warfare. The spearhead is supplied without a shaft. It is well suited to reconstructions of Vikings,