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The Celts drank from drinking horns during pagan ceremonies
5 cm and weighs 985 grams
taller heater shields that extended higher to protect the rider’s leg
and armor with decorative curves
The end is made in the Borre style
Paalbijl St Albans, scherp pagan_gift The Celts drank from drinkingPolearms like this one were very popular in the 15th century; it was an aristocratic weapon, much like the sword, and an ideal weapon for battles between men at arms. Several fighting manuals contain illustrations showing how to fight with this type of weapon. The weapon was primarily developed for breaking through plate armor. As plate armor improved from the early 15th century, there arose a need for weapons capable of penetrating it. The weapon was
