Lunula-amulet, 2e-4e eeuw, brons Borden - flessen - kommen & bekers This particular model was likely

This particular model was likely of Italian manufacture

fought with a scimitar and is depicted with this weapon in medieval illuminated manuscripts

Cutlery sets like this were used from around the fifteenth to the seventeenth century

De broek is versierd met weelderige knopen en driekwarts lengte met uiteinden die strak of los kunnen worden geknoopt

which overlap with the front

Lunula-amulet, 2e-4e eeuw, brons Borden - flessen - kommen & bekers This particular model was likelyA lunula, like this crescent shaped pendant, was worn by girls in ancient Rome as an apotropaic amulet the female equivalent of the bulla that boys wore. The piece of jewelry, which refers to the moon goddess Luna, served as a talisman for protection against evil forces, demons, sorcery and especially the evil eye. Finds of this type have been made on Roman burial grounds and at army camps. Performed in bronze, with dimensions of 3. 1 x 3. 5 cm.