Feltwell zwaard 4e-5e eeuw n.Chr, semi-scherp Torques The praying mantis symbolizes slyness
Description
The praying mantis symbolizes slyness and power in the Japanese culture
It leaves a thin film behind on the make-up to prevent damage as a result of sweating
This sword is based on a 9th-century original discovered in France
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Feltwell zwaard 4e-5e eeuw n.Chr, semi-scherp Torques The praying mantis symbolizes slynessThis Anglo Saxon sword is based on a 4th 5th century original excavated from a hypocast (Roman floor warming) in a Roman villa in Feltwelt Norfolk. Swords like this were used all over Europe around the 4th 5th century AD. These swords were used during the age of the Great Migrations. This sword is delivered including a scabbard.
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