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frequently depicted in Greek and Roman art

You can choose to wear the Mina set alone with a gorget or with a gorget and pauldrons

pteruges and pilia are exact replicas of Roman finds of cingulum parts from the first century in Mainz

The embroidery on the chest is in the Jelling style

The cloak can be fastened around the neck with ribbons

Middeleeuws ridder schild, onbeschilderd De kerker frequently depicted in Greek andThe knights shield, or heater shield, developed around the late 12th century from the Norman kite shield. Heater shields get their name from Victorian historians, who associated the shape of this shield with a Victorian flat iron. These shields were significantly smaller than the earlier Norman kite shields, offering less protection to the left leg but being much more maneuverable. In the early 13th century, heater shields were used alongside the