leather iron age sandals brown Saxen - messen - dolken & mains gauches Hairnets like this were worn

Hairnets like this were worn all over Europe during the late 15th and early 16th century

drinking horns had a ritual and ceremonial function

Worn from the fifteenth century ladies a dress with trumpet sleeves also under the cotehardie

The beak was sturdier and better suited to penetrating plate armor

This small ring fibula is a replica of a 9th-10th century original excavated in a Viking grave in Birka

leather iron age sandals brown Saxen - messen - dolken & mains gauches Hairnets like this were wornThese ageless shoes were worn from the Stone Age through Classical Antiquity into the Early Middle Ages and possibly even later. A number of originals of this type have been excavated, amongst which an early medieval original from Ireland. Crafted from nubuck leather, the sandals feature a rubber sole as extra protection against slipping. The sandals are available in sizes 36 to 48.