germanic roman fibula pannonia silvered Wambuizen en wambuisonderdelen The “beard” — the downward-extending

The “beard” — the downward-extending part of the blade — provided a larger cutting surface without increasing the weight of the axe

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During the battle it was possible to use it for close combat

They fit smaller ears and offer enough space to place over your own ear and glue them with mastix glue

germanic roman fibula pannonia silvered Wambuizen en wambuisonderdelen The “beard” — the downward-extendingThe fibula is a replica of a 5th century original found in Pannonia, West Hungary. Such fibulae were worn by Germanic ladies in pairs on their shoulders. Often a chain with beads or other jewellery was attached between these brooches. Through the Roman legions which frequently consisted of more than 50% Germanic Auxiliae towards the end of the empire brooches such as these were spread throughout Europe and North Africa. Details: Material: silver