early medieval oil lamp LARP especially worn by women from

especially worn by women from the elite

chronicler Froissart mentions mauls at the Battle of Roosebeke

They are known from images in illuminated manuscripts and other visual art and textual descriptions

they were lighter than the traditional swords and emphasized stabbing

early medieval oil lamp LARP especially worn by women fromThis lamp is based on several originals. Similar oil lamps have been found in the 7th century Sutton Hoo ship grave, in the 8th century Oseberg ship grave and in Bergen. It can be lit with beeswax just like the originals, simply adding some small wooden pieces as a wick, or a piece of dried tinder fungus. To extinguish it, simply place a wooden plank on the tray.