Viking bijl, type L, gegraveerd, semi-scherp Baardkralen This helmet was often painted

This helmet was often painted to make an extra grand impression and of course to protect against rust

Deze Viking strijdbijl is gebaseerd op historische originelen

90 meter high side walls

This pendant is a replica of a 9th century shield brooch that was worn by women

This Viking caftan is based on 10th century originals

Viking bijl, type L, gegraveerd, semi-scherp Baardkralen This helmet was often paintedThis type of axe blade is classified as a Petersen Type L. The blade is identical to that of Type K. This type of axe was possibly originally developed for woodworking and was in use from approximately 940 to 1200 AD. The axe was an indispensable and versatile tool for the Vikings, whether it was used to fell trees, build ships, houses, and furniture, or as a weapon in combat. The shape and size of the axe heads were adapted to their intended use.