Buste keizer Constantijn de Grote Viking sieraden & hangers The hangeroc was the garment

The hangeroc was the garment that Viking women worn over their dress and they brought this costume to Iceland

so that visitors can look inside the tent

This drinking horn is handmade from a real ox horn

is an ancient Viking symbol often associated with the Norse god Odin and the meaning of life after death

The style of this morion was clearly influenced by the all’antica armor style

Buste keizer Constantijn de Grote Viking sieraden & hangers The hangeroc was the garmentThis bust is a replica of a large bust of emperor Constantine the Great. The original is part of the collection of the archaeological museum of Napels. These statues were often painted to make them appear lifelike. Flavius Valerius Aurelius Constantinus (Naissus, 27 february approx. 280 Ancyrona, 22 may 337), known as Constantine I the Great, was a Roman emperor. In july 306 he was proclaimed imperator and Augustus by his troops. From 308 onwards he