Romeinse pugio Gaius, type 2, semi-scherp Viking mannenkleding and fibulae

and fibulae

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Drinking horns were already used in ancient times by the Greeks and Romans and during the Middle Ages

This fibula was presumably worn by a member of the Scandinavian aristocracy or by a rich merchant

Romeinse pugio Gaius, type 2, semi-scherp Viking mannenkleding and fibulaeThe pugio was a Roman dagger, used as a secondary weapon alongside the gladius in battle. Additionally, it was a practical tool. Politicians also carried them as a symbol of their office, and it was with the pugio that Julius Caesar was assassinated. The pugiones featured a broad, leaf shaped blade with a central ridge. Later pugiones were narrower and had a smaller central ridge.