early corinthian helmet

early corinthian helmetThe helmet is a replica of the Corinthian helmet as it was worn by the Spartan hoplites around the 6th5th century BC. The name of this type of helmet is derived from the Greek city of Corinth. The Corinthian helmet was in use from the seventh century BC, but around the fifth century it reached the form as we know it today. Characteristics of this helmet are the nose piece, the split for the eyes, the narrow slit at the mouth, the extra thick

The hand-forged Viking neck knife is based on a 9th–10th century original found in Gotland in Sweden

Around 1320

and other magical worlds

This type of short dagger was very popular during the Middle Ages

It is 94 cm long with a 73 cm long blade and weighs 450 grams

Hauberks may appear sturdy

This model was worn during the Eighty Years War of the Netherlands

Historically

Cold Steel developed this hunting spear inspired by this perilous pursuit

the tunic was worn simply and without adornment

and similar uses

The herringbone pattern is a historical weaving method that was employed throughout early medieval Europe and still occurs today