Examples of using Segmentata in English and their translations into Danish
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Lorica segmentata for kids.
This armor for children is based on the Corbridge type lorica segmentata from the 1st century AD.
The lorica segmentata was worn from the 1stcentury AD by Roman legionaries.
Since the first century AD the lorica segmentata was worn by the Roman legionaries.
This lorica segmentata is made of 1,3 mm thick steel and ornamented with brass.
Battle ready suits of armour& armour parts from Greek cuirass& lorica segmentata to tournament armour& the Churburg armour.
This lorica segmentata protects the abdomen, chest, back, shoulders and armpits.
This rose wooden stand is suitable for helmet andbody armour like a lorica segmentata, breast plates, gambesons and hauberks.
The lorica segmentata consists of steel plates that overlap and thus form a body protection.
This is a reconstruction of a lorica segmentata from the late 1stcentury AD that was found in Newstead, Scotland.
Photos of Meta segmentata(Tetragnathidae).© NatureEyes[Denne side på dansk] Meta segmentataDescription: Meta segmentata in its webLocality: DenmarkOrder number: KAa00430 Photographer©: NatureEyes/Kim Aaen Meta segmentataDescription: The spider Meta segmentata hanging in its silkLocality: DenmarkOrder number: KAa00322 Photographer©: NatureEyes/Kim Aaen Meta segmentataDescription: Meta segmentata hanging in its webLocality: DenmarkOrder number: LB00143 Photographer©: NatureEyes/Lars D. Bruun.
The first archaeological find of a lorica segmentata was in Kalkriese(Germany) and is estimated to come from the year 9 AD.
This lorica segmentata is made of 1,2 mm thick steel and is suitable for a chest circumference up to 110 cm.
The Roman subarmalis was worn under the lorica hamata or lorica segmentata as a gambeson to divide the weight over the body, to catch blows and to improve the wearing comfort.
This lorica segmentata is a replica of the earliest type lorica segmentata, the Kalkriese type.
The original on which this Lorica segmentata is based, was found in Corbridge in England and dates from the second century AD.
This lorica segmentata is a replica of an original excavated in Corbridge(UK) that comes from the second century AD.
Since the first century AD the lorica segmentata was worn by Roman legionaries, during the golden period of the Roman empire.
The lorica segmentata can be adjusted to the right size and is suitable for a chest circumference up to 120 cm. It weighs approx. 7 kg.
This lorica segmentata is made of 1,2 mm thick steel and is suitable for a chest circumference up to 130 cm including a possible subarmalis gambeson.