The illustration displays some typical characteristics of the motifs on the helmet plates. The helmet plate designs are contemporary with Style II B (c. 550–650) and display many of the same style characteristics.
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Period Head Coverings OR, alternately, What Hat Goes with My Outfit? Part I: Early Period to 12th Century I'm not a "Cover your head!" Nazi, but I do think that it adds to the Medieval-esque feel of an event when more people wear the correct hat. For most of the SCA period, head coverings (head-ware)…
S-shaped brooch - 600 AD Western Zealand
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Helmet from Vendel Cemetery, burial XIV. Observe the nose-protector in the shape of the beak of a raven (a very important bird in the Scandinavian cosmology). Vendel helmet reconstruction by Ivor Lawton (copyright). . By Periklis Deligiannis . The Vendel period of the history of Sweden and essentially of the whole area of eastern and…
Mould-made relief tablet depicting the part of the Roman founding myth where the she-wolf suckles the baby twins Romulus and Remus, after having found them at the banks of the river Tiber. The scene is set in a schematically rendered cave, the so-called Lupercal (derived from the latin "lupa", meaning she-wolf) at the southwest foot of Rome's Palatine Hill, surrounded by a tree. The twins were subsequently found by the shepherd Faustulus, who took them in as his sons. Romulus would later go on to become the legendary founder of the city of Rome and its first ruling king, with many of Rome's oldest legal, political, religious, and social institutions attributed to him. The Lupercal was also the focal point for the archaic pastoral festival called Lupercalia, celebrated annually at the foot of the Palatine and at the Forum. There are traces of paint, mostly red, on the relief.
"Vikings" Artist Alexander Groznov
Frankish Disk Brooch; 6th c, N France (?) Medium: Copper alloy, partial gilt, remnant of iron pin; see conservation
Although Christian annalists normally portray the Vikings as uncivilized and unprincipled men, the evidence of their achievements proves their sophistication.
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