lost wax cast bronze roman dodecahedron

lost wax cast bronze roman dodecahedronA Roman dodecahedron, also known as a Gallo Roman dodecahedron, is a small, hollow object crafted from copper alloy, cast in the shape of a regular dodecahedron with twelve pentagonal faces. Each face has a circular opening of varying diameter at the centre, connected to the hollow interior. In addition, there is a small protruding knob at each corner. These mysterious objects date from the 2nd to the 4th century AD. They rarely show wear and do not

It makes a particularly fine complement to medieval LARP

It has long sleeves

Particularly well-suited to a LARP gathering or medieval festival

because of the beautiful design of this medieval highlight

though only fragments remain

with a blade of 9 cm

The Szimon Rusvik Tunic combines historically inspired design with modern versatility

ensuring a secure and comfortable wearing experience

the armour beneath could burn

The cotehardie has short sleeves

1400) and Hans Talhoffer's Fechtbuch (1467) deals with the long hammer and poleaxe as an important knightly weapons for fighting on foot

being extra thick and particularly well-suited to making LARP axes