Middeleeuwse badge billentoner, verzilverd brons Bestek & kookgerei which in the early 16th

which in the early 16th century even led to the all’antica armor style

Hij is 22 x 11 cm groot

In de museumreconstructie draagt de Bocksten Man een mantel met effen onderkant

This amulet is based on a disc fibula excavated in the Viking city of Birka

but it was worn by both men and women

Middeleeuwse badge billentoner, verzilverd brons Bestek & kookgerei which in the early 16thThis humorous pin is inspired by a secular medieval badge, featuring a crude erotic depiction that was common in the late Middle Ages and intended for general amusement. The design shows a male figure peering through his own legs, presenting his fully exposed buttocks, with his erect member clearly visible. Such playful and bold images were typical of medieval entertainment. The historical model for this badge was made of pewter and originated in the