Keltische Glauberg buste Festival mantels It was likely owned by

It was likely owned by a warlord or king

The advantages were its power and armor-piercing ability

rounded cross-guard and is suitable for light sword fighting

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Chainsaw Sword

Keltische Glauberg buste Festival mantels It was likely owned byGlauberg in the German Hesse was the seat of the Celtic principality between the late Hallstatt and early La Tne period. In Glauberg findings from a great oppidium (Celtic form of urbanization) were excavated and several tumuli were found. The great riches which were buried with the people in the tumuli are striking. This statue was placed on one of the tumuli that is presumed to be of a Celtic prince or chief. The statue dates from the 5th century BC