
Our half of the 2-nd and 3-th century A. D. equipment

Our Roman club equipment which referring to the later period from the 2nd and 3rd centuries. Here are shown in 1 sample from all models from which we have. Our club can present 16 or 20 fully equipped legionnaires on this topic 2nd and 3rd centuries!
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Plumbata. New addition to our third century equipment. A quality product from …

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We finished with our 3 th century Roman equipment. Now with our club we have equipment on a sufficient level for the period 2/3 century AD.
Here we have used a very attractive helmet model for the period Von Gravert type Niederbieber Helmet.

Another version of our 2-3 th century Roman equipment. Our Lorica segmentata Newstead model. With correct hinges for this model Armouries. Lorica segmentata Newstead model is suitable for use in the period 2 and 3rd century. Here we have used a very attractive helmet model for the period 2/3 nd century Weisenau helmet from Saalburg.


Our final result after our improvement over the Newstead model made by Deepeeka Lorica segmentata Newstead model is suitable for use in the period 2 and 3rd century.

Here in this version is different only helmet also updated for the period Xanten (Germany). Niedermörmter model is a late Weisenau type helmet 2/3 century A.D. Niedermörmter is a late Weisenau type helmet, now in the Landesmuseum Bonn.


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After 12 years of gradual equipment on the topic 3-th century AD Roman equipment we have managed to make qualitative and quantitative progress on the subject. We can now present over 10 legionnaires with quality equipment from this historical period. We have focused on different helmets and armor from the period.
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Newstead segmentata without hinges.
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Newstead segmentata with hinges.
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Lorica Squamata was widespread in the Roman army in 2-3 th century, and for this we present several wars with such armor.


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Our 4 - 6-th century A.D. equipment

New addition to our third century equipment.

Arch of Galerius helmets.
Part of our new late Roman helmets.

A part of our new late Roman belts.




Roman troops, relief from the Arch of Galerius, Thessaloniki AD298
Our late Roman equipment. I think that now in our club has equipment on a sufficient level for the period 4/7 century AD.

The shields are made of boards. This is a picture from the back side of the shields.
One of the most beautiful and significant images of a late Roman shield with Providencia symbol is from a San Vitale Mosaic from Ravenna-6th century A.D. Labarum is a popular symbol depicted on ancient monuments.
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Plumbata. New addition to our third century equipment. A quality product from …

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Our late Roman equipment. I think that now in our club has equipment on a sufficient level for the period 4/7 century AD.

The shields are made of boards. This is a picture from the back side of the shields.

We decide our shields to be 2 different models. Round one is from Notitia Dignitatum. Until now I did not seen a reconstruction of this model of IIII SCYTHICA from Notitia Dignitatum. Or I'm not familiar with a similar publication. This is another resurgence of late Roman shield under this ancient document.

One of the most beautiful and significant images of a late Roman shield with Providencia symbol is from a San Vitale Mosaic from Ravenna-6th century A.D. Labarum is a popular symbol depicted on ancient monuments.

Part of the information is in libraries of Oxford, Paris, Viena and München.
I think the results that we have achieved is good!
I reincarnate in third century Roman soldier in civilian clothing. Information from the mosaics of Piazza Armerina.
Villa del Casale, III-IV d.C..

Created on the basis of images from the Via Maria Syracuse Sicily frescoes.

Berkasovo helmet

Intercissa helmets

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