Mes met ramskop, semi-scherp Zelf reenactment materiaal maken based on the usage of

based on the usage of the term in Sir Gawain and the Green Knight

The armor offers optimal protection to the upper leg and knee

It has been used as far back as the Bronze Age

This leather booklet is perfect as a diary

until it turned up in a tomb in Westminster Abby

Mes met ramskop, semi-scherp Zelf reenactment materiaal maken based on the usage ofThe grip of this knife is decorated with a ram's head. Among the Celts, Germans, and Vikings, the ram was a symbol of fertility, strength, leadership, and battle. In Germanic mythology, the ram was associated with Wodan (Odin). In both Germanic and Celtic agricultural cultures, the ram was also an important symbol, as sheep and their products were crucial for sustenance. For the Vikings, the ram's head likely had a social and status related function.