Viking Ship Coin from Haithabu (Hedeby) (800 to 825) Spoon or it could be used

or it could be used over the top of headwear to help hold them in place and as a decorative element

Medieval and renaissance games these dice are 14mm in size

complex combat equipment IX-XIII centuries

This item is the large-size tankard shown in the second photo

buckles on shoes appear to have become more common later in the 14th and 15th century

Viking Ship Coin from Haithabu (Hedeby) (800 to 825) Spoon or it could be usedThis coin is a reproduction of a coin minted in the early Viking era between approximately 800 to 825 in the Viking settlement of Haithabu (Hedeby). Similar ship design coins have also been found in the settlement of Birka. The face of the coin features a ship design and the reverse features what could be an image of two rosters crowing at the sun. These coins are hand stamped by a passionate reenactor who performs historical coin minting