The axe was developed to be a light, rugged and easy to side arm. Constructed of 1075 Tool Steel, the Firefighter’s Battle Axeâ„¢ can handle serious abuse.

Similar axes with these features, decorated with silver inlay, an arched body and a slot for the belt, were common in the steppes in the south of Eastern Europe, from Hungary to the Southern Urals ...

However, one burial, known as grave No. 59, has captured archaeologists' attention because it contains the skeletal remains of a 35-to-40-year-old man who was buried with several artifacts ...

Sting sold for a whopping $156,000. But the biggest sale was Gimli the dwarf’s battle axe, which sold for $180,000. Of those that went unsold, include: ...

Clearing of burial 49. At the bottom of the grave pit, a battle axe, stirrups, a a fig and a castle are visible in the feet of the buried (Institute of Archaeology of the Russian Academy of Sciences) ...

The second man was also buried with a similar battle axe, a lyre-shaped buckle, a lock, and a knife with the remnants of a sheath. Equestrian equipment, including a buckle used to tighten a saddle ...