Roman belt plate from Augst, mid 1st century AD - HR-Replikate

Belt plate for a military belt, mid 1st century AD. This plate, originally stamped from a thin sheet of brass and then tinned, was found in the early Imperial

Roman belt buckle from Windisch, mid to late 1st century AD - HR

Late Roman Empire Soldier's Belt

By The Sword, Inc. - 1st Century Roman Balteus Militaris

Bronze, 2 1/4” length with beveled edges and a central rectangular opening. The ends are pierced for securing pins. Complete as rarely found.

ANCIENT ROMAN MILITARY BELT PLATE Mid-late 2nd century AD

, Brass., Size: 4.4. x 5.2 cm

Roman belt plate

Early Roman Period 5cm Wide Military Belt with Additional Plates

Late Roman Empire Soldier's Belt

The Balteus or Cingulum was an ornamented belt worn by roman soldiers. They seem to have been largely personalized as a wide variety of bronze or tin

1st Century Roman Balteus Militaris

Gearing Up Like the Late Roman Soldiers: A Comprehensive Guide

Roman Belt Plate

Was the clothing of nobles and merchants in the Medieval Byzantine

Roman belt plate from the Magdalensberg, mid 1st century AD - HR

Morphostratigraphy of landform series from the Late Cretaceous to

CLASSIC by Masterart - Issuu

Belts – Kayserstuhl Reenactment Gear