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Statistik: Postat av Ny Björn — 16 maj 2006, 21:06
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Best regards
Statistik: Postat av Wladimir — 5 maj 2006, 15:58
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here it comes:
http://home.no.net/ahruner/go-rune-stenkyrka.jpg
Greetings
claus
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Oh, it´s the gotlandish Memorial Stone from Lillebjärs on Gotland I´ll guess? Here is another [url="http://www.tjelvar.org/~esjoberg/viking/byxor_04.jpg"]picture[/url].
Statistik: Postat av Edvin — 19 maj 2005, 17:52
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http://home.no.net/ahruner/go-rune-stenkyrka.jpg
Greetings
claus
Statistik: Postat av corin — 19 maj 2005, 15:23
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thank you very very much [:D]
Greetings
claus
Statistik: Postat av corin — 19 maj 2005, 10:35
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Statistik: Postat av Ny Björn — 19 maj 2005, 10:22
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my last qustion: do you work in archeological area? If somebody asking me for my sources
Greetings
corin
Statistik: Postat av corin — 19 maj 2005, 10:13
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Statistik: Postat av Ny Björn — 19 maj 2005, 09:32
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what is about the helmets like the one found in gjermbundju? Did the mounted svear nobles wear helmets with a face mask/ googles in the 10th century?
Greetings
Corin
Statistik: Postat av corin — 19 maj 2005, 08:28
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Unfortunatly my answer, at least from a Birka-perspective, is that the mounted warriors of east Svealand didn't wear helmets. This statement is of course based on grave finds and one might argue that helmets for some reason could not be burried with the dead nobles - but that won't bring us more helmets...
If you, however, have your mind set on portraying a Birka Noble WITH a helmet my advice is to get inspired by the Ukranian Chernigov helmets published by Anatolij Kirpicnikov in "<b>Russische Helme aus dem frühen Mittelalter</b>" (<i>Waffen- und Kostümkunde</i>, 1973). The Rus' archaelogical material is somewhat different but it is still closer to many of the Birka finds than most of the contemporary finds from Svealand proper.
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Statistik: Postat av Ny Björn — 18 maj 2005, 17:53
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i want to reenact an swedish nobleman/ rider who lived in birka/ roslagen in the year 950 a.d. Now i have a big problem: I don't know what types of helmets were used by swedish cavalery/ nobles in the year 950. I'm surving the web since weeks but i found nothing.
You are my last chance. I hope somebody can help me.
Here is my question:
What types of helmets were used by swedish cavalary/ nobles in the year 950 in birka/ roslagen (eastern sweden)?
- spangen helmets or helmets like the ölmütz-helmet?
- helmets like the gjermundbur helmet from norway with a face mask/ eye protection (similar to the välsgarde helmet)?
- slavic rider helmets?
Greetings from Germany
Claus Weber
Statistik: Postat av corin — 18 maj 2005, 11:14
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