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it was nicknamed "coupe-chou" (which roughly translates to "cabbage cutter")
It has a bronze colour
one-hander which was classified as a Type XIV according to Oakeshott's typology and is on display for people to admire at the Metropolitan Museum ('Met')
In the war
Armring met drakenkoppen, brons Middeleeuwse hemden en tunieken it was nicknamed "coupe-chou" (whichThis bracelet is inspired by gold bracelets that were found in Scandinavia and are now in the Historical Museum in Stockholm. At the time, Nordic goldsmiths adopted provincial Roman examples and further developed them in their own way. This particularly detailed reproduction ends in two dragon heads, which are worn on the back of the hand. Solid and carefully finished in fine jewelery bronze, suitable for wrists up to approx. 21 cm in circumference.
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