lorica segmentata for kids

lorica segmentata for kidsThe armour for children is based on the Corbridge type lorica segmentata from the 1st century AD. This type of armour is named after the town of Corbridge in the north of England, where remains of Loricae segmentatae have been found. This area is where the old Corstopitum fort stood, an important base for the Roman army at Hadrian's Wall. Constructed from aluminium, the lorica is light in weight and easy to wear for children, whilst also being

Adjustment to your size is achieved by means of the leather laces on the front and the belts on the sides

Several of these helmets were brought to the New World by the Pilgrim Fathers

Renaissance and Golden Age reenactment

Material: leather

The 14th century sword has been developed by Hanwei and is based on several originals

with a 40 cm blade that tapers into a leaf shape

The chair is also well-suited to military reenactment of other periods

The Wall Tent is amongst the most commonly occurring types of tent

hot day at a festival when your cloak becomes too warm

During the 1382 Paris uprising

It is supplied with a textile liner and chin strap

Although the aquilifer ranked below the centurio (centurion)