Romeinse slangenring Herculaneum, brons Bijlen Headdresses like this were worn

Headdresses like this were worn during the Renaissance by rich ladies from England

This type of armor clearly represents a transition between the early 14th-century coat of plates and the fully developed plate armor

Material: leather

3 cm and it measures approx

Romeinse slangenring Herculaneum, brons Bijlen Headdresses like this were wornThis ring is a replica of a Roman original found in the city of Herculaneum. He was in the 1st half of the 1st century AD. to behave. Rings like these were mainly worn by Roman women. Snakes were popular fertility symbols and watched over the house gods (the happiness) of the family. Similar stylized snake rings have been found to Scandinavia, indicating a shared Indo European tradition or influencing this snake symbolism. The snake was often depicted