Armor
Posted by MRL on Dec 31st 2006
Spartan ArmorTheir shields consisted of wood and leather with the face completely covered in a thin sheet of stressed bronze (881004), which was enough to strengthen the shield, but did not add so much weight as to make it useless. Each shield was round and
approx 36 - 38 according to some unearthed examples. Legend says that a warrior was given his shield by his mother and instructed to come back with it or on it. The shield was considered th...
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Welcome to MuseumReplicas.com
Posted by MRL on Dec 31st 2006
Welcome to Museum Replicas, your ultimate source for all things historical. From
Greeks, Romans, Vikings and Medieval Weapons to the Renaissanceand LARP, you'll
find what you are looking for in high quality period clothing for men & women
and battle worthy armor and weapons a knight would cherish. Plus plenty of jewelry
and accessories a queen would adore. Whether you are royalty or just want to feel
like it, you and your...
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Something About the Sword...
Posted by MRL on Dec 31st 2006
with John Clements I'm fascinated by the sword. The sword represents so many things in our civilization, despite it being a weapon obsolete for self-defense and war. The legacy and lore of the sword as an iconic artifact, as a symbolic emblem, as an object of mystery and legend, and as the chosen weapon of the just hero or the knightly warrior as well as the honorable duelist is something that continues to resonate with us. Popular c...
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