deepeeka late roman centurio helmet intercisa iv

deepeeka late roman centurio helmet intercisa ivThe replica is crafted after a Late Roman helmet found in Dunajvros, Hungary. Helmets of this type were worn by Roman legionaries around the 3rd century AD. During this era, a fort for auxiliary troops was maintained in Dunajvros. It is presumed that the models of the helmets discovered there are derived from those of the Persian Empire, which was emerging in that period. The eyes on the top, however, are typically Roman. The helmet is constructed

Helmets of this type were worn during the period of the Great Migrations

The practical leather belt is crafted from high-quality vegetable-tanned leather

they are particularly well-suited to smaller adults and women

appearing as though it is genuinely crafted from wood and steel

it became the central element of body protection

From ear to ear

It comes with a textile liner and a chin strap to secure it in place

On the inside the visor is covered with leather

Fastened securely with buckles

Typical of the Pappenheimer rapier is the basket-shaped guard

This type of shoe with a broad tip was popular throughout the 16th century amongst all classes of society

Colour: black/cream