amulet from hesselbjerg 8th century bronze Historisch koken just like the original

just like the original

It is completely functional and enriches the encampment during a historical event

but sometimes individual pieces were worn separately

which has a fuller over about two-thirds of its length

amulet from hesselbjerg 8th century bronze Historisch koken just like the originalThis amulet set from the Viking Age is modeled after the so called Hesselbjergamulet, dating from the 8th century. The original was forged from iron and consisted of a knotted ring with a sickle shaped blade, a hammer and a fire strike attached to it. Presumably it depicts amulet various attributes of the god Thor: the hammer stands for protection and blessing, the sickle for food and prosperity, and the fireblow for fire and a home together the basic