iberian cardiophylax heart armor

iberian cardiophylax heart armorThe Cardiophylax (heart protector) is based on (Celtic) Iberian originals that were worn around the 3rd century BC by the Iberian tribes such as the Caetrati and the Scutari. They were worn during the many tribal wars and in the wars against the Roman and Carthaginian empires. The Cardiophylax protected the heart whilst permitting optimal freedom of movement. The warfare tactics of this period were principally based on guerrilla warfare. The

It can be easily adapted to the wearer's body shape by means of lacing at the sides

Gothic art is beautifully reflected in the ribbed design

Should you require protection or warmth for the hands whilst maintaining maximum flexibility of the hands and fingers

This Viking bearded axe features a blunt edge

The acketon is particularly comfortable and permits excellent freedom of movement

providing additional protection for the chest and arms

The cingulum batter

it has a hardwood and antiqued brass grip and weighs 3850 grams

the helmet is equipped with a natural canvas lining and a 2 mm nose piece

This is also reflected in stories about cattle raids

The tent is dispatched in three parcels

Constructed from wood