germanic spangenhelm

germanic spangenhelmHelmets of this type were worn from the 5th century throughout Europe and Northern Africa. These helmets were worn by the Germanic tribes and examples have been found across a wide range of areas, from Spain and Northern Africa to Germany and the Balkans. The helmet is crafted from 2 mm thick steel and is fitted with cheek flaps of the style that can still be observed on helmets until the 9th century. The nose piece is constructed from 3 mm thick

permitting even greater protection for the knees

Whilst their design and meanings often changed throughout history

Each shoe is crafted from high-quality leather and constructed with a firm sole

Ends of this type have been excavated in England

In the centre it stands 2

The bow has been designed especially for LARP and re-enactment

the wearer retained a full field of view

The hauberk is constructed from flat rings riveted with wedge rivets and round

coated with a strong layer of latex

which drew criticism from amongst some moralists

only heater shields and bucklers were utilised

Alongside their practical purposes