trumpington robe pins with chain 7th century bronze Slagwapens and lacing

and lacing

This massive torque is designed in a typical Celtic design

These horse brooches are believed to have been produced in Scandinavia and were buried in a 10th-century Viking tomb

Gambesons remained popular with mainly infantry until the 14th century

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trumpington robe pins with chain 7th century bronze Slagwapens and lacingThis pair of early medieval robe pins with connecting chain is modeled on the Anglo Saxon Trumpington pins: a pair of gold pins with garnet inlay from the 7th century, found together with a gold cross in the grave of a young Anglo Saxon noblewoman at Trumpington, near Cambridge. The originals are on display at the University of Cambridge's Museum of Archeology and Anthropology. The pins were probably used to secure a veil or fine robe, connected by a