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Tag Archive: analyses, archaeology, combat archaeology, conservator, Denmark, iron age, leather, national museum, roman, samples, shields

New Project!

New Project!

Aug 27, 2017 Rolf Warming All Posts, Combat Archaeology 0

   This week we launched a new exciting project on the use of hide in Iron Age shield constructions. The study is an interdisciplinary project undertaken in collaboration with conservator-restorers...
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Traces of colour discovered on the figurehead of Gribshunden (1495)

Traces of colour discovered on the figurehead of Gribshunden (1495)

Feb 21, 2017 Rolf Warming All Posts, Combat Archaeology, Uncategorized 1

  In 2015, we were honoured with the task of assisting in the salvaging of the figurehead of the Gribshunden, Danish King John I’s warship which sank off the coast of Ronneby in...
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