spearhead butt cap greek dory Schotse kilts en plaids including daggers

including daggers

and the secret was then worn as protection

with no fabric between the sleeve openings

The collar features a decorative edge that imitates lace and is fastened with two cotton laces

It is now part of the collection of the National Museum of Denmark

spearhead butt cap greek dory Schotse kilts en plaids including daggersThe set consists of a steel spear tip and brass butt cap with which to construct your own Greek dory. The hoplites from the 2nd and 3rd century BC. used the dory, or the one handed spear. The spear consisted of a shaft 2 to 3 metres long, a spear tip and a butt cap (sauroter). The shaft cap was useful for inserting the spear into the ground, for counterbalance, and in the event that the shaft broke off it could be employed as a spare spear. Both the