pilgrim sign greenery 14th 15th century silvered bronze Leren veters Looking for an even more

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This design comes from an 8th century stone found on the island of Gotland in Sweden

This type of jewelry was characteristic of the Vikings in the region of Finland

This spearhead and butt cap are completely functional

suitable for archers or for occasional use

pilgrim sign greenery 14th 15th century silvered bronze Leren veters Looking for an even moreThis filigree, broken sign shows two phallic symbols amid vines and crops, flanked by two winged specimens in bird form probably a humorous erotic reference to the Garden of Eden. The design is modeled on a Dutch find from the 14th 15th century from the Koldeweij collection. This type of profane, humorous erotic signs belong to a separate category within medieval pilgrim signs, next to the more common images of saints, and were probably worn to