horse head amulet mecklenburg bronze Munten - buidels - weegschalen Re-enactment kampement en zelf maken Crafted from split leather with

Crafted from split leather with a rubber sole

The Celts practised an extremely high level of ironwork

The tip is reinforced with a brass fitting

These Russvik trousers are loose-fitting

now held within the collection of the Musée de l'Armée in Paris

horse head amulet mecklenburg bronze Munten - buidels - weegschalen Re-enactment kampement en zelf maken Crafted from split leather withThis Hallstatt horse amulet is based on an original from Mecklenburg, which is now in Harvard's Peabody Museum. The horse symbolized the fertility of land and people. The stylized axes hanging at the bottom of the piece of jewelry refer to a tradition dating back to the Copper Age, when Proto Indo European steppe herders began from 3,500 BC. used copper and later bronze axes as a symbol of aristocracy. Performed in bronze, with a height including ring