15th century acketon Size:M The standing poles for the

The standing poles for the tent and the tarpaulin are divisible

This shield is made of several layers of wood and covered with red dyed linen

This brooch is based on the Pictish symbols that were depicted in Scotland on stones and jewels

The fibula is made of bronze and it measures 3 x 1

15th century acketon Size:M The standing poles for theArming doublets were worn under plate armor from the 15th century onwards. The laces on the doublet allow armor pieces to be attached directly to it. The arming doublet was a development of the gambeson and the 14th century pourpoint. The interior of the doublet is padded, providing protection to the body from blows to the armor. In the late Gothic style (14501500), voiders and a chainmail skirt (gousset) were often added to the arming doublet. In