roman votive statue sirona Synthetische zwaarden which prevents the hand from

which prevents the hand from slipping during wet weather

Bronze swords were a status symbol and were employed by the Greeks

The leg armour is fitted with straps as well for fastening them to the legs

These are woven in a four-in-one pattern and subsequently riveted with wedge rivets

it features a fibreglass core protected by a layer of Kevlar

roman votive statue sirona Synthetische zwaarden which prevents the hand fromThe votive statue is a replica of a piece from the 2nd century AD, found in Hocscheid. It is nowadays part of the collection of the Rheinisches Landesmuseum in Trier. Small statues of Sirona were placed in house altars throughout the whole Roman empire. In Celtic mythology, Sirona was the goddess of healing. She was mostly venerated in eastern and central Gaul and along the Limes along the Donau. She was associated with healing springs; her