Deurnehelm, 1.3 mm Halloween The helmet was presumably worn
Description
The helmet was presumably worn by Sarmautic auxiliae
his flexible bow has a velour grip
Chaperons like these were worn from the early Middle Ages to the beginning of the sixteenth century
De boeken (en het beslag) waren erg kostbaar en werden regelmatig door Vikingen op hun rooftochten gestolen
16 cm lang en kunnen gemakkelijk op maat worden aangepast voor een polsomtrek tussen de 15-22 cm
Deurnehelm, 1.3 mm Halloween The helmet was presumably wornThis is a replica of a 4th century cavalry helmet that was found in Deurne (The Netherlands). Presumably the helmet was worn by Germanic auxiliae during the Late Roman period. A Roman coin that was found next to the helmet dates from 319 AD. The helmet shows a lot of Germanic and even Persian influences. It probably was the helmet of a Germanic aristocrat. The helmet is made of brass and is lined with red leather. It is provided with a short neck
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