Bracteate amulet Zealand, brons Kammen - chirurgie - verzorging only unmarried women were allowed

only unmarried women were allowed to wear their hair uncovered

The clothing in the Used Look Series retains its dirty

Het noemt drie goden: "logaþore woðan wigiþonar" (Loðurr of Loki

Vikingen droegen saxen tijdens de strijd in de hoop dat ze toegang kregen tot Valhalla

This battle-ready sword has a 3 mm thick blade and a rounded tip

Bracteate amulet Zealand, brons Kammen - chirurgie - verzorging only unmarried women were allowedThe gold bracteate was discovered in 1852 near Kge on the southeastern coast of the Danish island of Zealand, along with an identical piece. It dates back to the Iron Age, specifically between 450 and 570 AD. The most distinctive feature of this bracteate is the depiction of a figure on horseback in the center, which is believed to represent the Norse god Odin (or Wotan) with his horse, Sleipnir. The original bracteate features a surrounding row of