greek hoplite shield

greek hoplite shieldThe hoplite shield is inspired by the early bronze shields employed by the hoplites, the heavy infantry of ancient Greece. These soldiers were equipped with a large, round or oval shield, known as an aspis, which protected them in the fierce battles of the hoplite formation. The hoplites formed the backbone of the Greek army and were known for their discipline and strength. Amongst the Greeks, hoplites were also employed in the coloniae such as

they overlapped at the chin and were secured with a spring pin that fit into a matching hole

often with projecting lugs on either side of the eye (yoke-like protrusions)

the fibula has a diameter of 4

Crafted from high-quality gold brocade fabric and featuring double tulle sleeves

Weight per running metre

Alongside HEMA

The Mytholon hand axe is well-suited to reenactment or LARP camps

Constructed from suede and cotton

The dress is crafted from breathable cotton and rayon

whilst the sheath is constructed from solid cowhide

The term “Lucerne hammer” was coined in 1869 by collector J

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