roman coin pack occupation of britain Viking helmen The brooch was part of

The brooch was part of the eacavated Sutton Hoo ship grave

Similar fibulae were worn by Germanic people

Maintenance and care

Balance point from Pareerstang: 51 cm

Dark Elven war axe

roman coin pack occupation of britain Viking helmen The brooch was part ofRoman coins were, beside a currency, also a way of propaganda and communication for the emperor. The head showed the emperor's face as ruler over the Roman empire. The other side showed images that the emperor wanted to show his people. _x005F The Romans crossed the canal in 43 AD with an army of 40. 000 soldiers. Later on, emperor Claudius came to Britannia himself to lead command over his troops. This set contains an aureus of this emperor. This