May 16, 2018 · Evidence suggests that, perhaps unsurprisingly, the Vikings generally favoured something simpler and more practical than a horned helmet. There are only five Viking helmet …

The Gjermundbu find stands alone among Viking Age grave finds in Scandinavia and Western Europe; no other finds there contain a helmet or chain mail. The helmet was found in nine fragments and has …

However, there is only one preserved helmet from the Viking Age and this does not have horns. It was found in the Norwegian warrior’s burial at Gjermundbu, north of Oslo, together with the only complete …

Sep 25, 2022 · Guide to types of Viking helmets, including Viking helmet facts, Viking helmet history, and myths about Viking helmets debunked.

Dec 26, 2025 · Did the Vikings Wear Horned Helmets? This is probably the most common historical inaccuracy regarding the Vikings. No, they did not wear horned helmets, but the truth behind the …

Viking helmets didn’t just pop up out of nowhere—they evolved from earlier traditions. Before the Viking Age kicked off around 793 CE, Germanic tribes in Northern Europe were already using helmets …

Viking helmets were not just legendary battle gear; they were intricately crafted symbols of identity and status. This article has explored the truth about Viking helmets, from their practical design to their …

May 18, 2025 · Their exploits and journeys took them across Europe, Asia, and even North America. Viking helmets were a vital part of their battle gear, providing essential protection for warriors in …

Viking-inspired helmets for costumes, reenactments, or decor. Durable plastic, steel, or chainmail with horns, fur, and details.

Many Viking warriors used helmets, but only two have survived. See the famous Gjermundbu helmet at the Historical Museum. One of the world’s few Viking helmets comes from a Viking grave found on …