Angelsaksische fibula Isle of Wight, verzilverd brons Pelgrimsbadges en religie wat een mannengraf was
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wat een mannengraf was
The dress can also be worn under a different color dress for extra warmth or for a beautiful effect
It is classified as a Petersen Type D
The grips are made of American oak and the blades are painted with gold paint
Sallet worn halfway back on the head: provides an optimal field of vision
Angelsaksische fibula Isle of Wight, verzilverd brons Pelgrimsbadges en religie wat een mannengraf wasThis fibula is a replica of a 6th century original excavated in grave 22, Chessell Down (Isle of Wight, England). This Anglo Saxon fibula is decorated with typical motives of the Great Migration. Similar fibulae were worn by Germanic people, like the Franks, Merovingians and Lombards, from North West Europe to North Italy.
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