Hellebaard Luifels - tentharingen en touw The hangeroc reaches to the

The hangeroc reaches to the calves

This design allowed the user to grip the handle directly behind the head for shaping or carving wood

The Vikings adopted the tradition of standing stones from the Celts of the Irish Sea region

This chaperon has a hood (without a liripipe) and covers the shoulders

Hellebaard Luifels - tentharingen en touw The hangeroc reaches to theThis type of halberd developed in the first half of the 16th century, evolving from 15th century examples that had a more rectangular shape. This form of halberd was used throughout Europe. It features decorative piercings, which made the weapon slightly lighter without compromising its strength. The halberd is equipped with a long, broad spear point, allowing it to be used as a pike, and includes several small hooks and notches designed to parry