deepeeka late roman cavalry helmet concesti

deepeeka late roman cavalry helmet concestiThe later Roman helmet types were no longer based on Celtic designs, but presumably on the helmets from the Persian Empire, which was emerging during that period. Around the 2nd century AD the cavalry had become an essential part of the Roman army; whilst it remained a vulnerable unit, one fifth of the army consisted of cavalry. Usually this involved auxiliae. The helmet is constructed from steel and is well suited to a head circumference of up to 61

remaining popular throughout the early Middle Ages

The fabric is lightly water resistant and warm throughout the winter months

It became most widely known as the German helmet of the First World War

This large medieval spearhead is well-suited to settings from the 8th/9th to 11th/12th centuries

The armour is constructed from 1

It has been treated with a rust-resistant coating and may be painted in your own colours or heraldic design

For that reason

From the 12th to the 14th century

The Roman pilum is crafted after a 3rd-century original

These harness parts are secured to the leg by means of leather straps

This type of tent was already in use during the Roman and Greek periods

These pauldrons are inspired by the style of 15th-century Gothic armour