celtic birdlip brooch Schildknoppen From about 1330

From about 1330

reflecting a widespread tradition of creating symbolic representations of women during the Palaeolithic era

The knife features a blade that runs through the entire wooden grip

This sword is a replica of a sword that was buried together with the saint"s bones

celtic birdlip brooch Schildknoppen From about 1330The Birdlip brooch gets its name from the distinctive curled decoration at the back of the brooch. This type is a typical example of insular fibulae from the La Tne III period (150 BC to the birth of Christ). The original Birdlip brooch, made entirely of gold, was discovered near Market Rasen in Lincolnshire, England, and dates from 75 to 25 BC, a time marking the first contact with the Roman Empire. The replica of this brooch is available in high