irish viking sword

irish viking swordThe sword is a replica of a 10th century Viking sword excavated in Dublin. The original is nowadays part of the collection of the National Museum of Ireland, where it is displayed alongside the Ballinderry sword and the Limerick sword. The sword is a Petersen type AE, a type that is relatively seldom excavated. The sword features a characteristic lobed pommel. It has a length of 87. 6 cm, with a sharp carbon steel blade of 71 cm and a hardness of 5052

it is constructed from stainless steel

Its advantages were its power and armor-piercing capability

The training gladius is crafted from durable polypropene

which may also apply to the parazonium

The eastern Vikings traded with them and presumably adopted their art motifs into their own objects

23 cm in length with a blade of 27

and it is easily manageable to aim on target

The sword is an Oakeshott type XVIII

Birka was a city where Vikings from across Europe traded and exchanged items

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The blade features an extremely pronounced beard

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