terra sigillata cup dancing bacchantes Pelgrimsbadges en religie Helmets typically included the sallet

Helmets typically included the sallet

according to the classification of the archaeologist Jan Petersen

The jacket is wider towards the bottom

Equipped with a stable needle mechanism at the back and an eyelet at the bottom to attach a chain if necessary

A Viking seax made after several originals from the 8th to 10th century AD

terra sigillata cup dancing bacchantes Pelgrimsbadges en religie Helmets typically included the salletDancing Bacchantesses (maenads) in the retinue of Bacchus adorn this cup in relief a favorite Dionysian motif in Roman pottery. Volume approximately 200 ml. Material: terracotta, with antique potter's stamp. Decorative object, not certified for use with food or drink.