ulfberth late roman spangenhelmet deir el medina 3

ulfberth late roman spangenhelmet deir el medina 3The Late Roman Spangenhelmet is a replica of a 4th century original excavated in Deir el Medina in Egypt. The helmet was presumably worn by Sarmautic auxiliae. The original is nowadays part of the collection of the Coptic Museum in Cairo. Constructed from 1. 6 mm thick steel, the Spangenhelmet has been designed for re enactment and living history. Helmets such as this were worn by the Germanic tribes during the Great Migrations.

the stand is 40 cm wide and 26 cm long

The main gauche has been designed with a perfect balance

and the visor and bevor from 1

Ovid was a Roman poet who lived from 43 BC to 17 AD

but Frankish sword and shield decorations

The front has a length of 34 cm

thinly forged

The dagger is dispatched with a leather scabbard included

only 100% recycled plastic and recycled paper/cardboard sourced from FSC certified forests are employed

900–700 BC

Knee cops of this type were worn by infantrymen throughout Europe

The surcoat is also available for Hospitaller knights (a white cross on a black background) and the Teutonic knights (a black cross on a white background)