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Ulfberht la spada vichinga che proviene dal futuro?
Ulfberht la spada vichinga che proviene dal futuro? Il metallo della spada vichinga ‘Ulfberht’ è così puro da beffare gli archeologi. Si pensava che la tecnologia per forgiare il metallo in quel modo fosse stata inventata 800 anni dopo, durante la Rivoluzione Industriale.
Ulfberht la spada vichinga che proviene dal futuro? Sono stati ritrovati circa 170 Ulfberth che risalgono a un periodo…
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Spada Vichinga (Viking Sword) by Del Tin
Based on finds from the tenth century, Del Tin have done well at recreating a very aesthetically pleasing Viking sword. The pommel and cross-guard are constructed out of brass using a wax casting. The grip is made from wood bound with a cord made of intertwined leather. The overall length sits at 100cm which is actually quite long for a viking sword. I assume it was used as a bit of a bastard sword, however the small grip suggests otherwise. It weighs in at 1.45kg.
As far as the tang fitting goes there isn't enough information on Del Tin's website to make a conclusion without taking it apart, however I was drawn to this sword primarily because of it's intricate decoration rather than it's steel type or blade construction.
