03-07-2012, 05:28 PM
With having said that I had to do some very serious reseach to be able to recreate the Gallic D helmet for the original now does not exist as it was blown to bits in WW II by a bomb.
The only pieces now remaining are its browband and the left cheekplate which does tend to confuse, for that cheekplate of the helmet was a replacement piece after damage in Roman times.
A tinted photograph and small article by Lindenschmit is now the only evidence we can use to understand just what this helmet looked like at all.
The only pieces now remaining are its browband and the left cheekplate which does tend to confuse, for that cheekplate of the helmet was a replacement piece after damage in Roman times.
A tinted photograph and small article by Lindenschmit is now the only evidence we can use to understand just what this helmet looked like at all.
Brian Stobbs
