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AN INSCRIBED ROMAN ORICHALCUM 'IMPERIAL GALLIC' TYPE 'I' HELMET 2ND HALF OF 1ST CENTURY A.D. Soldier Helmet, Helmet Armor, Suit Of Armor, Roman Helmet, Roman Armor, Old Warrior, Ancient Armor, Roman Legion, Knight In Shining Armor

Knight In Shining Armor

AN INSCRIBED ROMAN ORICHALCUM 'IMPERIAL GALLIC' TYPE 'I' HELMET 2ND HALF OF 1ST CENTURY A.D.

ROMAN helmet of the Mainz-Weisenau type. There are quite a number of decorative additions that are realized either out of copper or bronze. Copper was used to outline the neck-guard, cheek pieces, ear protectors, and is mounted in the form of a decorative appliqué across the brow; copper rosettes decorate the helmet’s forehead and cheek pieces. On the neck-guard is an embossed bow-tie shaped copper sheet appliqué in the form of a tabula anasata, that originally secured the carrying handle. Roman Soldier Helmet, Roman Artifacts, Roman Soldiers, Roman History, Ancient Romans

Roman Soldier Helmet

Roman Artifacts

ROMAN helmet of the Mainz-Weisenau type. There are quite a number of decorative additions that are realized either out of copper or bronze. Copper was used to outline the neck-guard, cheek pieces, ear protectors, and is mounted in the form of a decorative appliqué across the brow; copper rosettes decorate the helmet’s forehead and cheek pieces. On the neck-guard is an embossed bow-tie shaped copper sheet appliqué in the form of a tabula anasata, that originally secured the carrying handle.

Jeh (J. E.) Bruce, SF/F author

Jeh (J. E.) Bruce, SF/F author

Weisenau helmet, mid 1st century A.D. Type with a distinct variation (a feature not observed elsewhere): two iron cheekpieces with copper edging and the remainder of a figural brass decoration on the right cheekpiece. The helmet belongs to a relative small group of Weisenau helmets without "eyebrows" and articulated horizontal ribs at the back of the skull, neckguard is entirely plain, frontal protective bar carries a three letter inscription underside Private collection Rome Antique, Military Equipment

Military Equipment

Weisenau helmet, mid 1st century A.D. Type with a distinct variation (a feature not observed elsewhere): two iron cheekpieces with copper edging and the remainder of a figural brass decoration on the right cheekpiece. The helmet belongs to a relative small group of Weisenau helmets without "eyebrows" and articulated horizontal ribs at the back of the skull, neckguard is entirely plain, frontal protective bar carries a three letter inscription underside Private collection

Ancient artifacts

Ancient artifacts

Roman bronze legionary helmet of Aquincum type. Imperial time period, Principate Medieval Armor, Roman Warriors, Roman Era

Roman bronze legionary helmet of Aquincum type. Imperial time period, Principate

Ancient artifacts

Ancient artifacts

Roman legionary helmet with brass applique. Mid-I century AD. Roman Soldier Costume, Ancient Artifacts, Ancient Rome, Ancient History

Roman Soldier Costume

Ancient Artifacts

Ancient History

Roman legionary helmet with brass applique. Mid-I century AD.

Cheekpiece of a Roman Weisenau type helmet. Minoan, Mycenaean, Greek Culture, Ancient Greek

Cheekpiece of a Roman Weisenau type helmet.

Weiler helmet cheekpiece, 50 A.C. circa, decorated with hunting scene. Private Collection Pompeii, Leiden, Roman Empire, Lion Sculpture, History

Weiler helmet cheekpiece, 50 A.C. circa, decorated with hunting scene. Private Collection

Ancient artifacts

Ancient artifacts

Bronze Cheekpiece of a helmet Roman, late 2nd century CE Arm Armor, Art History

Bronze Cheekpiece of a helmet Roman, late 2nd century CE

Jeh (J. E.) Bruce, SF/F author

Jeh (J. E.) Bruce, SF/F author

"The Nijmegen Helmet is an Ancient Roman helmet, found in a gravel bed on the left bank of Waal river, near the Dutch city of Nijmegen in 1915. The helmet would have been worn by the elite Roman cavalry.[1] The head portion of the helmet is made of iron, while the mask and diadem are of bronze or brass. The helmet has a neck-protecting projecting rim, overlaid with a thin bronze covering plated with silver.[2] The diadem features two male and three female figures." Historical Artifacts, Art Romain, Roman Art

Historical Artifacts

"The Nijmegen Helmet is an Ancient Roman helmet, found in a gravel bed on the left bank of Waal river, near the Dutch city of Nijmegen in 1915. The helmet would have been worn by the elite Roman cavalry.[1] The head portion of the helmet is made of iron, while the mask and diadem are of bronze or brass. The helmet has a neck-protecting projecting rim, overlaid with a thin bronze covering plated with silver.[2] The diadem features two male and three female figures."

Bronze Cheekpiece of a helmet Roman, late 2nd century CE

Bronze Cheekpiece of a helmet Roman, late 2nd century CE

Jeh (J. E.) Bruce, SF/F author

Jeh (J. E.) Bruce, SF/F author

Roman Helmet- Museum Of Burnum - Croatia Rome, Roman Centurion

Roman Centurion

Roman Helmet- Museum Of Burnum - Croatia

Roman helmets excavated in Germany Gladiator Helmet, Frank Morrison, Military Armor

Gladiator Helmet

Roman helmets excavated in Germany

Jeh (J. E.) Bruce, SF/F author

Jeh (J. E.) Bruce, SF/F author

Burial of a Thracian auxiliary soldier (Eftatralis?) from Kara Agach/Bryastovets 5: detail of helmet with Athena and Poseidon | by diffendale. The conical helmet (0.197 m high) is decorated with reliefs representing the deities Hermes/Mercury, Apollo, Athena/Minerva, Nike/Victoria, and Ares/Mars, with Poseidon/Neptune on the cheekpieces. European Tribes, 1st Century

European Tribes

Burial of a Thracian auxiliary soldier (Eftatralis?) from Kara Agach/Bryastovets 5: detail of helmet with Athena and Poseidon | by diffendale. The conical helmet (0.197 m high) is decorated with reliefs representing the deities Hermes/Mercury, Apollo, Athena/Minerva, Nike/Victoria, and Ares/Mars, with Poseidon/Neptune on the cheekpieces.

Burial of a Thracian auxiliary soldier (Eftatralis?) from Kara Agach/Bryastovets 4: detail of helmet with Apollo and Athena | by diffendale Hermes

Burial of a Thracian auxiliary soldier (Eftatralis?) from Kara Agach/Bryastovets 4: detail of helmet with Apollo and Athena | by diffendale

Burial of a Thracian auxiliary soldier (Eftatralis?) from Kara Agach/Bryastovets 11 | by diffendale. Bronze helmet (inv. no. 6176), bronze shield boss, bronze scales from a cuirass (so-called lorica squamata), and a bronze trefoil pitcher. The burial, attributed to a Roman auxiliary soldier (whether archer or cavalryman is debated), is dated to the late 1st c. CE. Not displayed: several other bronze vessels, a bronze lantern, and fragments of iron swords and spearheads from the burial. Ancient Greece

Burial of a Thracian auxiliary soldier (Eftatralis?) from Kara Agach/Bryastovets 11 | by diffendale. Bronze helmet (inv. no. 6176), bronze shield boss, bronze scales from a cuirass (so-called lorica squamata), and a bronze trefoil pitcher. The burial, attributed to a Roman auxiliary soldier (whether archer or cavalryman is debated), is dated to the late 1st c. CE. Not displayed: several other bronze vessels, a bronze lantern, and fragments of iron swords and spearheads from the burial.

ROMAN Legionary iron and bronze helmet of the Mainz- Weisenau type (side view). Many of the appliques had a purpose other than decorative: they helped reinforce the helmet and deflect blows.

ROMAN Legionary iron and bronze helmet of the Mainz- Weisenau type (side view). Many of the appliques had a purpose other than decorative: they helped reinforce the helmet and deflect blows.

Jeh (J. E.) Bruce, SF/F author

Jeh (J. E.) Bruce, SF/F author

Highly tinned brass Weisenau-Guttmann type Roman helmet with decorated cheek pieces

Highly tinned brass Weisenau-Guttmann type Roman helmet with decorated cheek pieces

Jeh (J. E.) Bruce, SF/F author

Jeh (J. E.) Bruce, SF/F author

Weiler helmet decorated cheekpiece, 50 A.C. circa Private collection Old Encyclopedias, Classical Antiquity

Old Encyclopedias

Classical Antiquity

Weiler helmet decorated cheekpiece, 50 A.C. circa Private collection

Ancient artifacts

Ancient artifacts

Roman Gallic "G" helmet, 1st century A.D. Rhine River at Mainz-Weisenau. Worms museum Army Helmet

Roman Gallic "G" helmet, 1st century A.D. Rhine River at Mainz-Weisenau. Worms museum

Ancient artifacts

Ancient artifacts

Roman auxiliary helmet, late first century A.D., from Thracia, . It have had a neck guard made of mail or scale armour.

Roman auxiliary helmet, late first century A.D., from Thracia, . It have had a neck guard made of mail or scale armour.

Ancient artifacts

Ancient artifacts

The "Emperor" cheekpiece depicting a Roman emperor being crowned by Victory while trampling a barbarian under his horse's hooves. Leicestershire Museum Archaeological Discoveries, Roman Emperor, Iron Age, Barbarian

Archaeological Discoveries

The "Emperor" cheekpiece depicting a Roman emperor being crowned by Victory while trampling a barbarian under his horse's hooves. Leicestershire Museum

Ancient artifacts

Ancient artifacts

Roman helmet, Imperial type. c. 100CE Sea Peoples, Fall Of Constantinople

Fall Of Constantinople

Roman helmet, Imperial type. c. 100CE

Jeh (J. E.) Bruce, SF/F author

Jeh (J. E.) Bruce, SF/F author

Roman bronze helmet 1st century A.D.

Roman bronze helmet 1st century A.D.

Roman Weisenau helmet. Estimated as second half first century CE. Roman Republic

Roman Weisenau helmet. Estimated as second half first century CE.

Weisenau helmet, 1st century A.D. Brass, from Aquincum, Budapest Museum Ancient Egypt

Weisenau helmet, 1st century A.D. Brass, from Aquincum, Budapest Museum

Ancient artifacts

Ancient artifacts