Armband met ramskoppen Rodenbach, 5e eeuw v.Chr., brons Romeinse en Keltische kleding where there is a gap

where there is a gap between chest armour and helmet

The hilt is made of wood and the gladius is delivered including a brown leather scabbard with brass fittings

Vanaf de 1e helft van de 16e eeuw raakten de subarmalis en andere klassieke pantserstukken opnieuw in de mode

This steel kettle is a replica of early medieval originals

for protection of the body during re-enactment and LARP battles

Armband met ramskoppen Rodenbach, 5e eeuw v.Chr., brons Romeinse en Keltische kleding where there is a gapIn Celtic culture, bracelets such as these symbolized taking an oath and were often offered to the gods as a sign of cosmic reciprocity. This example, executed in the art style of the late Hallstatt period, ends on both sides in a ram's head an animal that was linked to the fertility of land and people through the sun cult. The design shows strong Greek influences; After all, Greek and Celtic culture share a Proto Indo European origin, which means