Viking Spearhead & Arrow Pendant: The Hunter’s Mark | Stainless Steel medieval freedom

Viking Spearhead & Arrow Pendant: The Hunter’s Mark | Stainless Steel medieval freedomThe Weapon Most Vikings Actually Carried Popular culture puts a sword in every Viking's hand. The graves tell a different story. Iron was costly and sword smithing demanded a skill few could access, so the spear, cheaper to forge and easier to master, was the weapon most Norse men actually carried into battle. It was not a lesser choice. It was the default one. The spear also carried weight beyond the battlefield. In Norse mythology, Odin's own weapon

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