anglo saxon sword feltwell 4th 5th century Traditionele longbows Crafted from sturdy cotton in

Crafted from sturdy cotton in two contrasting colours

People were fond of wearing poulaines

breathable fabric makes it well-suited to warm summer days or as a layering piece in cooler months

The scabbard includes a brass ring for threading a cord through (cord not included)

Sallet flat on the head with visor open – allows optimal visibility and is useful for giving orders in battle

anglo saxon sword feltwell 4th 5th century Traditionele longbows Crafted from sturdy cotton inThe beautiful spatha is a replica of an early Saxon sword found in 1961. The original, dated to the 4th 5th century, was discovered in the hypocaust (underfloor warm air heating system) of a Roman villa in Feltwell near Norfolk, England. Archaeologists believe the Feltwell Sword came to England with the first Anglian settlers. This fine reconstruction of the Saxon one handed sword features an approx. 61 cm blade with a wide fuller and unsharpened