Roman Arm Gallery
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gunhilde:Relief from the tombstone at Ephesus of tribune Lucius Pompeius Marcellinus. AD 100-200. On
The Evolution of the Roman Empire Part VII — Stilicho, Honorius, and the Destruction of the Ro
Roman gladiator’s helmet, 1st century ADfrom The Worcester Art Museum : Higgins Armory Collection
leradr:Trajan’s Column. A roman warrior is fighting while is carrying a head of an enemy in the mout
Roman oil lamp* bronze* early 1st century CE* found from Haltern am See* Currently at LWL Römermuseu
Exhibition: Ostia, Gateway to Rome * mirrror frames, a brooch, two rings and an armband* Vapriikki,
Saint Sebastian Thrown into the Cloaca MaximaLodovicoCarracci (Italian; 1555–1619)1612Oil on canvasJ
georgy-konstantinovich-zhukov:The Roman Army repulses the Carthaginian elephants at Zama, turning th
Helmet (Burgonet) of Holy Roman Emperor Charles V by Filippo and Francesco Negroli ,1545
Roman bronze montefortino helmet, 100-50 BCfrom Pax Romana Auctions
The Evolution of the Roman Army Part I — The Roman Phalanx of the Late Kingdom and Early Repub
Myrmillo-style bronze gladiator helmet with bas-relief depicting scenes from the Trojan War Herculan
Detail of the griffin on The Roman bronze cavalry parade helmet that was found in Crosby Garrett, Cu
The Evolution of the Roman Army Finale— The Death of the Roman Army and the Fall of RomeIn cas
welkinlions:Torso of an Man Wearing Armor Roman, A.D. 83 - 85 Marble
The Roman Walls at Holyhead, Anglesey, North Wales, 14.8.18.The perimeter walls of St. Cybi’s church
“Roman General” illustration by Thomas Baxter
thesilicontribesman:Roman Coinage from Vindolanda Roman Fort and The Roman Army Museum, near Hadrian
The Evolution of the Roman Army Part VI — About that there Barbarisation TheoryIn case you mis
Roman Calendar - July 15: Transvectio equitum Annual parade of young men of Roman equites class thro
Roman Artefacts at The Yorkshire Museum, York, 7.10.18.
Equestrian armor of Holy Roman Emperor Maximillian I, produced in Augsburg, Germany, by Kolman Helms
Gold decorated chaffron attributed to Holy Roman Emperor Maximilian II (or his horse), produced in A
Helmet of Holy Roman Emperor Charles V
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