roman oil lamp gladiator helmet murmillo secutor Pelgrimsbadges the aureus was fixed at

the aureus was fixed at a value of 1/40 of a Roman pound: 8 grams of gold

This way you ensure that sharp spears do not cause damage

Breastplates in this style were produced from the early 15th century and worn by infantry until the 16th century

The Vikings and Germanic peoples wore their tunics less airily

making it well-suited to battle and daily wear

roman oil lamp gladiator helmet murmillo secutor Pelgrimsbadges the aureus was fixed atThis figurative replica of a Roman oil lamp takes the shape of a closed gladiator helmet with a lowered visor, of the type that would fit a Murmillo, Secutor or Provocator. The edge shows a grape and olive branch relief; the bottom bears the relief signature 'FORTIS' (mutina Modena workshop, northern Italy), dated 2nd century AD.