epona relief gaul Keltische ringen This hawk is well-suited to

This hawk is well-suited to use as a throwing axe and tool for woodworking or cleaving small pieces of wood

The shield is beaten with steel for security

The shoulder section may be fastened to the upper arms with leather straps so that it remains securely in place

These two swords together were called daisho

making it easy to transport even in a backpack

epona relief gaul Keltische ringen This hawk is well-suited toThe relief is crafted after an original excavated in Northern France. It is now part of the collection of the Muse du Louvre in Paris. The relief is a depiction of the sitting Celtic horse goddess Epona. A fruit basket is placed upon her lap. The Celtic goddess Epona was adopted by the Romans following the Gaulish wars and was worshipped in, amongst other places, Roman Gaul. The relief is constructed from plaster alabaster and measures 30 x 17 x 9 cm.