Berkasovo II helmet | Roman Era Replica Helmet

Name: Berkasovo II helmet | Roman Era Replica Helmet
SKU: ARHL-14
Price: 299.00 USD
Availability: InStock
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Key Points –
– 1mm steel core and 1mm embossed brass overlay
– Uncolored Goat leather for edge lining
– Detachable neck protector
– Painted black on the inside

Description –
The Berkasovo II helmet is the second of the two helmets found in the Berkasovo region in Serbia. The original finds of both helmets are showcased in the Vojvodina Museum in Serbia. These were cavalry helmets specifically made for high-ranking officers of the Roman army or the people with a higher status in society, among other countrymen. The original finds of the helmet show the possible use of a silver bowl gilded in gold. The bulbous rivets were made of silver and helped attach both layers of metal.

SKU: ARHL-14 Categories: Roman Era Helmets, Roman Era Reenactment Tags: berkasovo helmets showcased in vjvodina museum, berkasovo II helmet, Decorative cavalry helmet in late roman era, great roman era helmets, Replica of Berkasovo helmet, Roman helmet finds in berkasovo

Description

Some specifications of the product

The Berkasovo II helmet features a 1 mm-thick iron bowl overlaid with a 1mm thick brass layer. The overlaid brass layer has embossed decorations. The iron and brass layers are welded together, and the edges of the helmet are lined with goat leather. The inside of the Berkasovo II helmet is painted black to protect it from rusting.

We also manufacture a Berkasovo-type decorated helmet with a crest. It embossed brass overlay for decoration.

The original artefacts of such helmets are displayed in the Vojvodina Museum, Serbia. A detailed understanding of the different artefacts found in Serbia is available on Magister Militum from the UK. It provides more information about the types and intrinsic details of the original artefacts.

Period – Roman (IV-V century A.D)
Ear-to-Ear Dimension – 19cm
Front-to-Back Dimension – 23cm
Gross weight – 8.40 Pounds
Base Material – A Combination of steel and brass

Use product code – ARHL-14

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