Schaalpantser, lorica squamata, messing Zwaard displays Australian and Canadian cavalry units

Australian and Canadian cavalry units

Voor een meer casuel outfit draag je hem over een tuniek

These comfortable trousers provide a perfect freedom of movement

The design bears strong resemblance to the Carolingian winged spears commonly used by warriors and hunters in the early Middle Ages

Deze prachtige Vikingjurk is gebaseerd op vondsten van originele textielresten uit de vroege middeleeuwen

Schaalpantser, lorica squamata, messing Zwaard displays Australian and Canadian cavalry unitsThe lorica squamata, or scale armor, was likely adopted from the Scythians or Sarmatians and was used as early as the 6th century BC. The lorica squamata was a Roman body armor worn by signifiers (standard bearers), aeneatores (trumpet players), centurions, cavalry, auxiliaries, and regular legionaries. Even emperors were sometimes depicted wearing it. During the Dacian Wars, Emperor Trajan had to re equip some soldiers in lorica segmentata with