15e eeuwse Italiaanse barbute, 1.6 mm Viking - Ierse en Germaanse broches De triskelion blijft een boeiend

De triskelion blijft een boeiend element in de rijke symboliek van de Keltische kunst

The blade is made of 1075 carbon steel with a hardness of 45 HRC in the core and a hardness of 50 HRC at the edges

this type of kettle hat protected the neck and face very well

Among many Indo-European cultures

15e eeuwse Italiaanse barbute, 1.6 mm Viking - Ierse en Germaanse broches De triskelion blijft een boeiendThe barbute is a type of sallet that was developed so the wearer did not need to use mail, a camail, or other neck protection with the helmet. Barbutes were produced from the beginning of the 15th century. This specific type of barbute emerged in the second half of the 15th century. It shows less resemblance to the traditional sallet than its predecessors and was likely strongly inspired by the Greek Corinthian helmets of classical antiquity. During