celtic helmet nidau Speren en paalbijlen which are exhibited in the

which are exhibited in the Limes Museum in Aalen

Specially crafted for LARP and reenactment with a draw weight of 24–26 lbs

fatal cuts to the enemy

weighing approximately 700 grams

better known as the Templars

celtic helmet nidau Speren en paalbijlen which are exhibited in theThe helmet is a replica of a 19th century find in the Thielle river in Port, near Nidau (Switzerland). The original is from the La Tne III or La Tne D period. The Port type helmet was also worn by the Gauls, presumably at the time of Caesar's Gaul wars (5850 BC), and the shape of this helmet was adopted by the Romans and developed into the imperial galea Weisenau. Typical of the Port type helmet are the shape of the cheek guards, the embossed