roman cooking rack

roman cooking rackOvens of this type were taken on campaign by Roman legions, with one allocated per eight legionaries. During transport, it was carried by a mule. The replica functions in the same manner as a barbecue. At the front is the grill for grilling and roasting, whilst at the back the curves may be utilised for cooking. A fire can be lit beneath the cooking rack to employ it in an authentic fashion. It measures 60 x 45 x 36 cm and weighs 18 kg.

where it is described as being worn by infantry

Particularly well-suited to a LARP event or medieval festival

The leather is approx

Due to its shape

They were by then also crafted in more sober colours

it has a thickness of approximately 2 cm

This classic model medieval dagger features a round pommel and a curved cross-guard

the war hammer was considered an aristocratic weapon and was often richly decorated

A shirt as worn during the Renaissance period

which renders damage and tearing considerably less likely

Greaves such as these were worn mainly in antiquity

minor incisions of about 1 to 3 cm beneath the flap