Kragehul I Spear Replica-Viking Age Archeological Find

Hand-forged replica of the Kragehul I spear found in  Funen, Denmark and dated to the 5th century.

Step into a time going back BEFORE the Viking Age with our meticulously crafted historical replica, inspired by the legendary Kragehul I spear. This historical weapon was originally discovered in Kragehul Mose, Denmark, and dates back to the 5th or 6th century in the late migration period. The Kragehul I spear is famous for its unique rune inscriptions, which invoke protection and power, with one of the oldest known uses of the word "alu," thought to be a magical charm. It is debated among historians exactly what the runes say, but the first part of runes are translated as followed:

"ek erilaz āsugīsalas muha haitē, gagaga"

"I, the erilaz of Āsugīsalaz, am called Muha, ga-ga-ga!(magical invocation)"

This weapon with a 13" spearhead and totaling 75" long is engraved with these exact same runes on the shaft. It is hand forged in the traditional way by crafters in the Czech Republic who are word renown for their blacksmithing skill. Whether you're a collector, reenactor, or history enthusiast, this  weapon embodies the spirit of the ancient warriors. It offers exceptional detail, historical accuracy, and superior craftsmanship, making it the perfect piece for any Viking collection.

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Product Details

Spear length: 75"(190cm)

Spearhead length: 13"(33cm)

Weight: 2lbs(1kg)

Made in: Czech Republic