medieval pike

medieval pikeDuring the 16th century, halberds became increasingly ornate. The halberd features engravings. By the late 16th century, these weapons were carried mainly by non commissioned officers as a special addition to the pike block. Halberds continued to hold a ceremonial role in European armies into the 17th century. The halberd has a long point, permitting it to be employed as a pike. The claw shaped hook on the back of the weapon was designed to pull

Anglo-Saxons

another type of nasal helmet

The dagger is supplied with a scabbard

The bow is dispatched inclusive of bowstring and sheath

This type of Roman pilum was employed between the 1st century BC and the 1st century AD

The relief is constructed from plaster alabaster and measures 30 x 17 x 9 cm

or mysterious druid

as pauldrons are broader and also provide protection for parts of the armpit

circumference of 68 cm

as well as a wide elastic band under the bust

such as dungeons and battlefields

The long tunic is crafted from a wool mix and keeps the body and legs warm during cold weather