Alamannenring Kemnat, 3e eeuw, brons Toverstokken Fibulae like these were worn

Fibulae like these were worn in pairs by Germanic people such as Merovingian and Anglo-Saxon women

The trouser legs each have a strip of five buttons that can be opened for more comfort

nasal helmets like these are notably always depicted in combination with a chainmail coif

De pijlenkoker heeft meerdere ringen zodat de riem op meerdere manieren over de schouder gedragen kan worden

Alamannenring Kemnat, 3e eeuw, brons Toverstokken Fibulae like these were wornThis ring is based on an original made of gold from Kemnat, 3rd century. The Alemanni were a powerful alliance of Germanic tribes that formed in the Upper Rhine region in the early 3rd century; their name means "all men" and indicates an inclusive alliance of clans. The first mention of the Alemanni comes from Cassius Dio (213 AD), following the campaigns of Emperor Caracalla. In 260 AD they conquered the Agri Decumates and expanded their territory