medieval writing book

medieval writing bookThe cera (Latin for tabula cerata wax tablet) was a small writing board crafted from a hard material such as boxwood, beech, or even bone. In the centre of the board was a recessed area filled with a layer of dark wax. Writing was carried out on this wax layer using a stylus a pointed tool constructed from metal, wood, or bone (Greek: st? los, Latin: stilus). With this tool, characters were scratched into the wax. Where required, the characters could

The Cold Steel sword is named after the 16th century sword master Luke LaFontaine

it features wool felt padding

It may have been employed during the Viking raids on northern France and Paris

Snede: 3 mm (bone)

though also more expensive than the spangenhelm

and other pole weapons

we've seen numerous people augment their jumpers and hoodies with forearm

or a priestess from classical Antiquity

Blade width at Pareer bar: 1

their use was limited to the more common people

Dragons are common creatures in Viking mythology and symbolise destruction

The stylised bird at the end of the grip is the only form of decoration on this pure knife