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and it is well-suited to festivals

or as a surcoat worn over plate armour

Originally fastened to the back of the horn

ensuring that the ball cannot strike the wielder's own hands

uncombed cotton fabric with a linen-like structure

square pilum Materialen levende geschiedenis and it is well-suited toThis type of Roman pilum was employed between the 1st century BC and the 1st century AD, i. a. during the Gallic Wars. Once the pilum had struck a target, the spearhead bent, so that the spear could not be thrown back. The pilum is constructed from wood and 9260 carbon steel, and features a heavier shaft than its predecessors. The spearhead can easily be dismantled and replaced. The length of this throwing spear is 224 cm and it weighs approximately