法国 - 军用头盔 - 罗马军团士兵 Cingulum 军用腰带，公元1世纪，仿制品

ROMAN LEGIONARY CINGULUM military belts 1st century APJC, replica.
In leather and bronze

Cingulum used during the filming of a historical documentary for French television channel FR3 about the history of the city of Vienne in Isère (France), the first capital of Gaul before Lyon, Lugdunum.

External dimensions: H46 cm

Belt : 126 x 4 cm
Weight 0,640 kg

Ideal for LARP or Roman Legion reenactment Roman Empire

Fast and careful delivery by colissimo followed with signature

At the beginning of the Principate, military belts acquired a studded apron, which became a symbol of belonging to the army. Initially consisting of six to eight straps,
it generally had only five by the mid-1st century AD and throughout the Flavian period. Large crescent-shaped pendants are typical of this era.
This cingulum features a device for attaching a dagger, via two hinged buttons.