deepeeka medieval crusader sword battle ready Lorica hamata now held as part of

now held as part of the Wallace Collection in London

The helmet features a steel thickness of 1

The chair is a replica of a medieval folding stool — a design already known in Roman times

Spearheads of this type were employed throughout Early Medieval Europe

a coin was placed — a Roman custom to pay the ferryman for the journey to the afterlife

deepeeka medieval crusader sword battle ready Lorica hamata now held as part ofSwords of this type were used throughout Europe around the 12th century. The reproduction has been made after a sword excavated in Syria, and was presumably employed by crusader knights. It has a length of 95,5 cm and a blade of 79 cm. The grip is wrapped round with brown leather. The sword weighs approximately 1150 g. It has a blunt, battle ready blade. The sword is supplied with a luxurious scabbard. The sword is well suited to beginning sword