greek boeotian helmet brass

greek boeotian helmet brassThe Greek helmet is a replica of a 4th century original found in the Tigris, Iraq. The original is currently on display at the Ashmolean Museum in Oxford, England, and it is believed to have belonged to a cavalryman from Alexander the Great's Macedonian army. The shape of this helmet derives from the Greek region of Boeotia. Such helmets were constructed from a single piece of bronze, and the model is based on a traditional felt hat worn in this

This replica leg armour protects the upper leg

The most important weapon was the lance (dory)

the decorative leather stamps and the robustness of the design

The helmet is delivered including a cap for extra wearing comfort

The tunic is based on clothing fragments excavated in Skjoldehamm

The dress may also be combined with a hangeroc or overgarment in a contrasting colour

A wonderfully warm hood for the winter months

especially effective against zombies

SizeWaist circumference Total leg lengthThigh circumferenceS8210378M8610580L9410784XL9511285XXL11211395XXXL13411598

durable material

The sword is constructed from a fibreglass core and foam without a latex layer

The original dates from approx