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Can the Feltwell Spatha be used for a late 4th c./early 5th c. Roman re-enactment?
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Awesome post, thanks. Yeah as far as I can tell the Osterburken Grips generally fall under Germanic Type-I (Not sure if Cumberland falls under that, it's later) which the no.4 from Nydam and the hilt from Samsun both belong to.

Hexagonal/Octagonal grips seem to be a uniquely 5th century trend, I think? Not sure.
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RE: Can the Feltwell Spatha be used for a late 4th c./early 5th c. Roman re-enactment? - by Flavivs Aetivs - 10-06-2017, 03:27 AM

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