roman earrings vienna

roman earrings viennaThe earrings are a replica based on ones depicted on a mummy portrait from Er Rubayat, Egypt, dating from 300310 AD. The portrait is now housed in the Kunsthistorisches Museum in Vienna. Crafted from gilded thread and artificial pearls, the earrings are well suited to those with an interest in Roman antiquity.

The sword is a replica of a 10th-century Viking sword excavated in Dublin

The model bayonet was produced in England from 1853–1870

The two loops permit the bag to be hung from your belt

their practical use declined

These ankle boots are based on originals that were worn between 1350 and 1440

This particular one bascinet is based on historical examples from the late 14th century and was developed specifically with reenactment battles in mind

This later type of spangenhelm was employed between the late 11th and mid-13th centuries and may be associated with the Crusades of that era

Due to the nature of the material

The swords are intended for Historical European Martial Arts (HEMA)

Chaperons of this kind were worn throughout Europe

It is 226 cm long with a blade of 61 cm and weighs 967 grams

It is well-suited to a chest circumference up to 122 cm and weighs 2