Pouan sword help

[Flavivs Aetivs]

The Ring found at the Burial has the name "Heva" on it which is a Burgundian or Gothic name. The latter has always seemed less likely IMO, but yes this sword could also be Gothic.

[AlexV]

Just a note about behmer's book: a great one, indeed, but it seems there is some problems with graves repports.
I think about Flonheim and Altenerding, that i had to buy the original repports to find out some details i needed.
perhaps the problem comes from the Museum's shows at the moment of the book's redaction..?

The handle seems hexagonal, on the photos it didn't seems to be a result of the corrosion and disappearance of the organic materials (?).

http://241-752.forumgratuit.fr/t42-pouan...ight=pouan

[IGNATIUS LARRASUS PROFUTURUS]

Thomas V, thank you very much for the photo of Tournai, is really enlightening and the Behmer's text.

[IGNATIUS LARRASUS PROFUTURUS]

Please, can anyone help me telling me the weight of the Pouan sword and the width measure of the lame where begins the curvature of the point?
Thank you

[Flavivs Aetivs]

I think Robert Wimmers knows it. He sent me the info on length and weight and whatnot once in an email which I no longer have.

If you can find the total length you can use some basic math to find the rest of the measurments.