klaasikillud
Klaasikillud is a historical term used to describe a style of hunting practiced by medieval sailors and fishermen in the North Sea. The practice emerged during the 13th to 16th centuries in the coastal regions of present-day Netherlands, Belgium, and the United Kingdom.
In klaasikillud, hunters would use specialized long hooks to catch and kill gray seals and other marine
The techniques employed in klaasikillud were highly developed and tailored to the specific geographical location and
The practice of klaasikillud declined in popularity following the introduction of more effective hunting methods and