alemanni belt niederstotzingen with belt tongue and fittings brown leather brass Festival mantels - gewaden en jassen (samengestelde suggestie) The inside of the horn

The inside of the horn has been treated for food consumption and durability using a wax layer

though these weapons were likely already in use in the 13th century

It is suitable for intensive use and contrary to many other historical replicas it is less sensible to leaking

mace or sword

The point has been crafted by hand

alemanni belt niederstotzingen with belt tongue and fittings brown leather brass Festival mantels - gewaden en jassen (samengestelde suggestie) The inside of the hornThis one belt is based on an early medieval buckle fitting from the rich Alemannic noble grave 9 of Niederstotzingen, with buckle, belt tongue and three fittings from the late 6th century. The original parts were part of a silver gilt bronze implements and are among the best known finds from this Merovingian burial field in southern Germany. The belt in brown leather is equipped with a buckle, belt tongue and three fittings, made in brass and based on