druzhina
09-01-2013, 05:24
Shrine of St. Manchán, of Manghan, c. 1130, Boher church, Co. Offaly, Ireland (http://warfare.gq/12/Manchan-shrine.htm)
Detail of the figures on bottom right of St. Manchán's shrine (http://warfare.gq/12/Manchan-shrine-detail_of_right.htm)
Detail of the figures on the bottom left of St. Manchán's shrine (http://warfare.gq/12/Manchan-shrine-detail_of_left.htm) includes a figure with a small axe.
This is the source Ian Heath uses for an Irish Axeman (http://warfare.gq/WRG/Dark_Ages-40-Irish_Axeman.htm)
Also of interest is The Breac Moedhóc, a bronze Irish house-shrine from the 11th or 12th century (http://warfare.totalh.net/Irish/Maedhoc-shrine.htm)
MIRROR SITE
Shrine of St. Manchán, of Manghan, c. 1130, Boher church, Co. Offaly, Ireland (http://warfare.cf/12/Manchan-shrine.htm)
Druzhina
Illustrations of Costume & Soldiers (http://warfare.ga/index.htm)
Detail of the figures on bottom right of St. Manchán's shrine (http://warfare.gq/12/Manchan-shrine-detail_of_right.htm)
Detail of the figures on the bottom left of St. Manchán's shrine (http://warfare.gq/12/Manchan-shrine-detail_of_left.htm) includes a figure with a small axe.
This is the source Ian Heath uses for an Irish Axeman (http://warfare.gq/WRG/Dark_Ages-40-Irish_Axeman.htm)
Also of interest is The Breac Moedhóc, a bronze Irish house-shrine from the 11th or 12th century (http://warfare.totalh.net/Irish/Maedhoc-shrine.htm)
MIRROR SITE
Shrine of St. Manchán, of Manghan, c. 1130, Boher church, Co. Offaly, Ireland (http://warfare.cf/12/Manchan-shrine.htm)
Druzhina
Illustrations of Costume & Soldiers (http://warfare.ga/index.htm)