bust homer

bust homerThe bust is a replica of a classical original from the 1st century BC. Nowadays the original forms part of the collection of the archaeological museum in Naples. Homer was a Greek poet and singer who presumably lived from 800 BC until 750 BC. He composed epic poems, in which he incorporated many sages and myths from his own culture. Crafted from plaster alabaster with an antique patina layer, the bust stands approximately 23 cm tall. It is provided

The mask is suited to a head circumference of approximately 59 cm and is supplied with artificial hair

The Viking bracelet is a replica of a 10th century original excavated in Orupgård

The spearhead is small

This item cannot be dispatched to countries outside the EU due to its length

It is razor sharp and has everything that a Norman crusader could wish for in a sword

The chainmail of these collars was often attached to a padded gambeson collar

The Wall Tent is amongst the most commonly occurring types of tent

Haubergeons are shorter and often have half-length sleeves

34 cm (side)

and weighs approximately 1702 grams

The blade is adorned with a semi-engraved decoration

the gauntlets are constructed from steel plates