roman tunica blue

roman tunica blueThe tunic is crafted from sturdy cotton, based on various examples of Roman tunics from the second half of the 1st century BC to the second half of the 1st century AD. Examples may be found on Roman gravestones in Bonn, on the Luxor fresco in Egypt, and amongst the excavations of Legio VIII Augusta at the fort of Vindonissa in Switzerland. Originally, tunics had no sleeves. Some tunics were constructed from more fabric, which naturally formed sleeves.

The three-part historical cutlery set consists of a knife

has side walls of 2 metres

The Cistercian monks were known as 'White Monks' on account of the colour of their habit

A fine accessory for your LARP or reenactment character and for photoshoots

Presumably

This is a sensitive area where cuirass and leg armour meet

even building the first church there

Crafted with attention to detail and fine workmanship

These shoes are therefore well-suited to Viking reenactment

Crafted from natural rubber

The kaftan is crafted from a wool mixture (min

Trousers of this type were worn throughout North-Europe from the 2nd century BC until the 10th century AD