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Roman Military Clothing Vol 1 100 Bc Ad 200 Graham Sumner

Name: Roman Military Clothing Vol 1 100 Bc Ad 200 Graham Sumner
SKU: BELL-4125598
Price: 31.00 USD
Availability: InStock
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Roman Military Clothing Vol 1 100 Bc Ad 200 Graham Sumner instant download after payment.

Publisher: Osprey

File Extension: PDF

File size: 33.39 MB

Pages: 46

Author: Graham Sumner

ISBN: 9781841764870, 1841764876

Language: English

Year: 2002

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Roman Military Clothing Vol 1 100 Bc Ad 200 Graham Sumner by Graham Sumner 9781841764870, 1841764876 instant download after payment.

The armour and weapons of Rome's legionaries and auxiliaries have been the subject of intense research and speculation, and much has been published - but almost nothing on the actual clothing of Imperial soldiers. In this first part of a rigorous study of the literary, sculptural, pictorial and archaeological evidence, a specialist author/artist examines the clues which enable us to attempt reconstructions of tunics, cloaks, footwear and other items worn by officers and men all over the empire, from the late Republic to c.200 AD. His text is illustrated with meticulous drawings of surviving relief sculptures - particularly soldiers' gravestones - and eight striking colour plates.