A combined arrow and bow quiver after a find from central asia.
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Cavalry saddle
In the ancient times no stirrups were invented yet. They did however use a saddle. Originally of celtic origin the[…]
Read moreLiquid container
The looks of the liquid containers/ waterbags are widely discussed. Especially in the re-enactment community there is no concensus on[…]
Read moreVindolanda chamfron
A (simplified) leather chamfron based on finds from Vindolanda (UK). The chamfron is a piece of protection for the horses[…]
Read moreHelmet cover
A well known question is how to prevent metalwork against the elements. Iron does turn into rust fast. This is[…]
Read moreTegimen / Shield cover
Roman shields (scutum, parma and clipeus) needed protection to damp and rain. Therefore, on the march, they would be covered[…]
Read moreGorytos / bow & arrow quiver
A gorytos (Greek: γωρυτός, Latin: gorytus) designated a bow-case for a scythian recurve bow. Usually, the gorytos would allow to[…]
Read moreQuivers for iacula and arrows
On quivers not much is known. For my cavalry and archery displays I made some simple ones out of leather. […]
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