late roman belt black leather with strap end Alle HEMA wapens while smaller ones served by

while smaller ones served by the Vikings to keep the neck opening of a shirt or caftan closed

The seal is now part of the British Museum collection in London

Skulls have been found on battlefields such as Wisby (1361) and Towton (1461) that had been completely split by a halberd

The Pourpoint was a piece of clothing that was worn by noblemen in the late 14th century

Other items and accessories are not included

late roman belt black leather with strap end Alle HEMA wapens while smaller ones served byThis one belt is inspired by a late Roman buckle clasp from the 4th century, executed in Roman Germanic style in bronze. One belt of this type was a recognizable part of both military and civilian clothing within the Roman Empire at that time. The belt is made of sturdy cowhide leather colour black, wax matt finished and 2. 8 to 3. 2 mm thick, making it leather develops a natural patina over time. Two pressed lines along the edges provide a neat,