Name: Roman Era Cacabus | Cooking Pot for Reenactment
SKU: ARAC-02
Availability: InStock
Rating: 5.00 (1 reviews)

Roman Era Cacabus | Cooking Pot for Reenactment

Rated 5.00 out of 5 based on 1 customer rating

(1 customer review)

Key Points –
– 1.2mm thick sheet metal
– Available in Steel and Brass
– Lid is secured using an 8mm butted chain link
– Total Height – 20cm
– Height with raised handle – 33cm
– Mouth Diameter – 12cm
– Capacity – 1.2L

Description –
The Roman Era Cacabus is one of the camping and kitchen antiquities from the Roman era. This pot was widely used by the Roman soldiers on their campsites. The shape and the handle detail allowed the pot to be hung on a stove stand over a flame. The curved bottom evenly distributes the heat around the pot. This was an inexpensive piece of utility and therefore, was also used in the households by women. Historical evidences show that the pot was constructed in steel, brass, and bronze.

Description

Some specifications of the product –

The replica of a Roman Era Cacabus is a great utility product for the Roman Reenactors during their camping expeditions. The Roman cooking pot comes with a lid and a handle. The lid of the pot is attached to the body using a combination chain-link made of butted rings. It is suitable for cooking broths, stews, soups, etc. The pot can be carried easily using its sturdy steel/brass handle.

Product Code – ARAC-02

Additional information

Material Type	Brass , Mild Steel

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5.0 Rating

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Martin

July 18, 2025

Very nicely hand crafted! More orders will follow! Very well made! Also shipment is very fast just over two days from India to Germany!