MacLaw - 19/12/2017 22:46
Недавно узнал о захоронении фракийского царя Рометалка III в Визе(Турция)
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У Расселла Робинсона в главе о кавалерийских спортивных масках приводится фото шлема (картинка кликабельна) и небольшое его описание.
H. Russell Robinson. The Armour of Imperial Rome, London, 1975, p. 118:
The superb example found in the tomb of a Thracian chieftain, dating from before A.D. 45 when Thrace was made a Roman province, takes the form of a first century auxiliary cavalry helmet of Attic form as may be seen on many of the grave stelae from the Rhine frontier. It is embossed with a decorated brow-plate, the skull covered with a representation of hair encircled by a corona civica (civic crown) of oak leaves - awarded for saving the life of a fellow citizen. To complete the illusion of a helmet, the mask is embossed with cheek-pieces with raised rims and Victories carrying trophies of arms. This decorative motif is applied to a cheek-piece, formerly in the possession of Mr Charles Ede of London, which may date from the late second century and was said to have come from the eastern Mediterranean area (Fig. 68). The Vize helmet has pierced rings in the eye apertures to represent the iris; and the face - which is very like that of a weak and immature youth -lacks the serene dignity of most other examples. There is an applied strip across the brow, and the ear-guards are also added. The surface is silvered.
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