Laat-Romeinse helm Burgh Castle, 1-1.2 mm Germaanse en Slavische sieraden Charles Vane and Edward Teach

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They weigh approx

They protect both the elbow and a part of the upper and lower arms

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Laat-Romeinse helm Burgh Castle, 1-1.2 mm Germaanse en Slavische sieraden Charles Vane and Edward TeachThis steel replica is made after an original from Burgh Castle, Norfolk, England from the 3th 4th century AD. The later Roman helmet types weren? t based on Celtic designs anymore, but presumably on the helmets from the Persian Empire, which was emerging in that period. Around the 2nd century AD the cavalry had become an essential part of the Roman army, although it remained a vulnerable unit, one fifth of the army consisted of cavalry. The cheek