scale armor lorica squamata 157280391 Viking en ridder speelgoed evolving from 15th-century examples that

evolving from 15th-century examples that had a more rectangular shape

The wolf heads are derived from those on the Thor's hammer of Fessi

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the original dates from the 10th century

The leg protection is crafted from cotton and padded with wool

scale armor lorica squamata 157280391 Viking en ridder speelgoed evolving from 15th-century examples thatThe lorica squamata, or scale armour, was likely adopted from the Scythians or Sarmatians and was in use as early as the 6th century BC. The lorica squamata was a Roman body armour worn by signifiers (standard bearers), aeneatores (trumpet players), centurions, cavalry, auxiliaries, and regular legionaries. Even emperors were sometimes depicted wearing it. During the Dacian Wars, Emperor Trajan was obliged to re equip some soldiers in lorica