Houten spintol Pugio en parazonium This symbol was often used
Description
This symbol was often used in medieval architecture all over Northern Europe
This buckle is inspired on the Jellinge art style (890-990)
which had no handguard and was equipped with a distinctive
The tip is blunted for safety and the pommel is brazed to the tang construction
Houten spintol Pugio en parazonium This symbol was often usedSpinning tops like these were used between the Neopiticum and the 14th century. Parts of spindles are often found at Germanic and Viking excavations. The spinning wheel only slowly became available in the 13th century. This spindle is a replica of a 9th century original found in Birka. This spindle is made of wood. The weight on the spindle is made of red clay.
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