Lorica segmentata Corbridge A (40-140 n.Chr.), 1.2 mm Leren pantser Helmets like this were worn

Helmets like this were worn by legionaries in the Roman Republic

Een mooi detail: alle katoenen veters die aan deze wambuis zijn bevestigd

Hij is aan de halsèdicht te maken met een koord

Dit had een religieuze basis: in het paganisme wordt men in tegenstelling tot het Christendom niet door god achtervolgd

which replaced the older kite shields that had extended lower to protect a rider’s legs

Lorica segmentata Corbridge A (40-140 n.Chr.), 1.2 mm Leren pantser Helmets like this were wornThe lorica segmentata was worn from the 1st century AD by Roman legionaries. This type of armour plate consisted of iron strips that were attached to the inside on a leather strap. This reconstruction is based on one of the three types of loricae segmentatae that were found in Corbridge, Northern England. Models like this were probably used between 40 and 140 AD. This lorica segmentata is made of 1,2 mm thick steel and is suitable for a chest