roman legionary belt cingulum with fittings brown leather silver plated brass Middeleeuwse mantels en capes These colors could be made

These colors could be made from cheap natural pigments

This one fibula is the authentic replica of a Celtic find from grave 44 at the Moserstein site on the Dürrnberg near Hallein in Austria

Epona is the goddess of horses and riders

This wool mix cloak has edges with elegantly embroidered patterns

roman legionary belt cingulum with fittings brown leather silver plated brass Middeleeuwse mantels en capes These colors could be madeThis one belt, Called a 'cingulum' in Roman antiquity, it is inspired by examples from around the turn of the year and all around fittings with nine rectangular plates and a triquetra fitting opposite the buckle. Roman legionnaires were already upon them belt recognizable: in contrast to civilian clothing, where studded belts hardly appear in the find material, the Roman army often wore richly decorated belt trimmings as a status symbol. The 5 cm wide