gladius xanten 3rd century ad

gladius xanten 3rd century adThe gladius is the weapon that enabled the Roman legionaries to conquer a large part of the world. These weapons were in use from around the third century BC until the third century AD. There are different types of gladii, which are named after their place of origin. The replica is based on a late Roman original excavated in Xanten from around the third century AD. This find is difficult to classify as a certain type of gladius. Towards the end of the

Similar swords have been excavated throughout Ireland

Northern England

The tunic is particularly well-suited to women who LARP an early medieval or medieval warrior or shield maiden

They are equipped with two small pockets at the front and several deep pockets

and it is particularly comfortable to wear

The houndskull bascinet not only provided excellent protection

and so became a permanent attribute of a gentleman

The LARP sword is inspired by the seventeenth-century English Cavaliers

80-metre-high sides

it is available in different lengths

the narrow surcoat remained in use well into the 15th century and

Material: bronze