Corinthische-Italische helm gebronsd, 1.3 mm Al het pantser Few horns have been excavated

Few horns have been excavated from Antiquity and the early Middle Ages

This hood is meticulously made in a "used look" style

This two-piece armor is worn around the hip and can be closed at the front and back with a belt

This bracelet is a replica of a 10th century original found in the Baltic Sea region

the haubergeon or small hauberk was also worn

Corinthische-Italische helm gebronsd, 1.3 mm Al het pantser Few horns have been excavatedThis is a replica of a Corinthic Italic helmet from the 5th century BC. This type of helmet was particularly popular during the Archaic period: the 8th to 6th century BC. From the 5th century BC on people preferred the Thracian helmet which offered a better field of view. In Italy the helmet was worn during the Roman Kingdom period by the Romans and Etruscans. This helmet is an Italic Corinthic replica without a crest holder. It is made of 1,3 mm