Late Roman Spangenhelm Deir El-Medina, 1.6mm Steel

Acquires Late Roman Deir El-Medina Spangenhelm, 1.6mm Steel

Late Roman Deir el-Medina helmet, 1.6 mm steel

- Suitable for combat-

A very authentic replica of a late Roman Spangen helmet, found at Deir el-Medina, an ancient workers' settlement near Thebes. The helmet dates from the first half of the 4th century AD and can now be seen in the Coptic Museum in Cairo.

Spangenhelms were probably first used by the cavalry of the Sarmatians, an equestrian people of northern Iraq, and gained popularity among Roman, Celtic, and Germanic tribes during late antiquity.

Details:

- Material: steel about 1.6 mm

- Includes chin strap and adjustable fabric inlay

- Finish: burnished (lightly oiled)

Measurement table:

< td> 19.5 cm

Size	< strong>max. head circumference approx.	inner distance from the back of the head->front approx.	inner distance from ear-&gt;ear approx.	approx. weight
m	62 cm< /td>	22 cm	18.5 cm	2.9 kg
l	64 cm	23.5 cm	3.2 kg

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