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The Nijmegen helmet. Roman cavalry helmet 1st - 3rd century A.D. | Ancient art, Ancient artifacts, Ancient sculpture
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The Face of Nijmegen, a Replica of a Roman Helmet Mask Editorial Image - Image of hetfeld, statue: 277345650
Ancient Roman Helmet Battle Mask Larp Mask Nijmegen Helmet - Etsy
File:Cavalry Face-Mask Helmet, found at Noviomagus (Kops Plateau), Museum het Valkhof, Nijmegen (Netherlands) (9569892914).jpg - Wikimedia Commons
An impressive Roman cavalry helmet (and reconstruction) with a face mask that was made of iron and plated with silver (Nijmegen-Kops Plateau type). The mask was attached to the iron helmet, which
Nijmegen Helmet Editorial Stock Photo - Stock Image | Shutterstock
The face of mock battles – images of Roman cavalry helmets from Germania Inferior FOLLOWING HADRIAN
The Netherlands, Lent, near Nijmegen. Roman mask from local artist Andreas Hetfeld, after a Roman helmet found in the nearby Waal river. The northern Stock Photo - Alamy
An impressive Roman cavalry helmet (and reconstruction) with a face mask that was made of iron and plated with silver (Nijmegen-Kops Plateau type). The mask was attached to the iron helmet, which
Huge replica of a roman helmet mask on the banks of the Waal river. It is called the face of Nijmegen. Gelderland, Netherlands.09. Sept. 2021 Stock Photo - Alamy
Cumbria museum cheered up by beautiful helmet loan – The History Blog
Nijmegen Helmet - Wikipedia
Waal, Cavalry mask (4) - Livius
Dr Crom on X: "The Nijmegen Helmet: Visored cavalry display helmet of silvered bronze and iron: ca. Early 2nd Century AD. The diadem embellished with miniature busts, with the name 'Marcianus' scratched
The face of mock battles – images of Roman cavalry helmets from Germania Inferior FOLLOWING HADRIAN
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Shock and awe: Nijmegen helmet gives Carlisle museum a boost | Archaeology | The Guardian
Face-mask for Roman cavalry helmet, type Nijmegen-Kops Plateau - Res Bellica
Silver-plated Roman cavalry helmet found in Nijmegen, dating 2nd half of the 1st c. AD. The helmet itself is made of iron. #silver… | Instagram
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