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The author gives a full account of the history of the find and demonstrates convincingly how Viking Age Navigators could make use of this and other simple devices in order to find their way across the vastness of the Northern Atlantic

The guard and pommel are handmade in bronze using the ancient lost wax casting technique

A pair of carefully handmade and detailed bronze reproductions of the 9th Century tortoise brooches found in grave Bj539 in Birka

A belt belongs to the basics of a Viking outfit

Combat Sverth, Hedmark beltgokstad_sizeguide not see through fabric slimsFREE AND FAST SHIPPING! Viking sword from the 9th century based on a find from Amot County in Hedmark, Norway. According to Petersen's typlogoy it is a type "K". The forged and tempered blade has rounded edges, which allows it to be used during full contact sparring and fighting. The tang is covered with a wooden handle and wrapped with leather which provides a strong and secure grip. This is an excellent sword for heavy combat. We have put these to