03-19-2013, 05:51 AM
Hello,
As I can see on late roman military tunics from Piazza Armerina mosaics, the ornaments depicted here are corresponding to types of the armours. For example this one:
http://scherminator.com/italy/sicily/pia...rina13.jpg
His tunic is clearly showing shoulderguard plates from old lorica segmentata.
There are other figures with typical shoulderparts of lorica musculata.
So I would like to know your opinion about this kind of continuation of Lorica segmentata in ornaments.
Thanks
As I can see on late roman military tunics from Piazza Armerina mosaics, the ornaments depicted here are corresponding to types of the armours. For example this one:
http://scherminator.com/italy/sicily/pia...rina13.jpg
His tunic is clearly showing shoulderguard plates from old lorica segmentata.
There are other figures with typical shoulderparts of lorica musculata.
So I would like to know your opinion about this kind of continuation of Lorica segmentata in ornaments.
Thanks
Massimiliano Fedel
Classical Archaeology, Roman military Archaeology, Roman provincial Archaeology, Archaeology of Aquileia
Classical Archaeology, Roman military Archaeology, Roman provincial Archaeology, Archaeology of Aquileia