LATE ROMAN DEIR EL MEDINA

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MILD STEEL

DESCRIPTION

This is the impressive weapons factory version of a late Roman hull, which was found in Deir el-Medina, an old workers ' settlement of Thebes. The hull dates back to the first half of the 4TH century Ad and is on display at the Coptic Museum in Cairo today. The Super noble appeared for the first time in the Sarmatian cavalry, a nation of horses from northern Iraq, and quickly gained great popularity among the Romans, Celts and Germanic tribes throughout the afternoon. Antiquity, the Great Migration was until the Middle Ages.

Key Features:

• 16 Gauge Mild Steel
• Size Medium

Available In

Natural finish Item No: AH1199

Antique Blue Item No: AH1303A

Details Medium
Internal circumference approx. 65cm
Forehead to back: approx. 23 cm
Ear to ear: approx. 19 cm
Finish: Natural (slightly oiled)

Details Large
Internal circumference approx. 68cm
Forehead to back: approx. 24 cm
Ear to ear: approx. 20 cm
Finish: natural (slightly oiled)