2D images of reconstructions 2D images of reconstructions A stack of reconstruction pila of the Legio I Italica group at Hadrian's Wall Live 2015. Image: MCBPilaReconstruction Oberaden-type pilum not bending after being thrown. Image: MCBPilumReconstructed Oberaden-type pilum. Image: MCBPilumPompeii-type spatha reconstruction (Ermine Street Guard). Image: MCB (CC BY-SA 4.0)Spatha and scabbardPompeii-type spatha reconstruction (Ermine Street Guard). Image: MCB (CC BY-SA 4.0)Spatha and scabbardFulham Mainz-type gladius of the the Ermine Street Guard. Image: MCB (CC BY-SA 4.0)Mainz-type sword and scabbardPompeii-type gladius of the the Ermine Street Guard. Image: MCB (CC BY-SA 4.0)Pompeii-type sword and scabbardModern reconstruction of a Pompeii-type gladius. Image: Rama (CC BY-SA 3.0)SwordReconstructed (by the Ermine Street Guard) dagger and scabbard, based on an amalgam of more than one design. Image: MCBDaggerLeft a reproduction tinned baldric phalera with the word OPTIME MAXIME CON(SERVA) in openwork around an eagle with wings stooped and head turned to right; on the right a rectangular baldric plate with the openwork words NUMERUM OMNIUM (with Us as Vs) and, hinged to it, a heart-shaped pendant with the word MILITANTIUM, both tinned. Motto means something like 'Best and Greatest, protect the whole unit in service'. Image: MCBBaldric fittingsReconstructed double-ended stakes, bows, shield, and various tools displayed at Kleinkastell Pohl. Image: MCBVarious pieces of equipmentReconstructed composite bows displayed at Kleinkastell Pohl. Image: MCBBowsSchramm's reconstruction of the Ampurias catapult, now in the Saalburg Museum. Image: SBA73ArtilleryCurved rectangular shield resting on the ground beside a pilum with a helmet placed over the shield boss. Reconstructed by the Ermine Street Guard. Image: MCBShield and helmetReconstruction of a curved rectangular shield, based on the Dura-Europos original, created by the Ermine Street Guard. Image: MCBShieldA leather shield cover reconstruction of the Legio I Italica group at Hadrian's Wall Live 2015. Image: MCBShield coverReconstructed mail shirt with central double-S-shaped fastener in the centre. Image: Álvaro Pérez VilariñoMail shirtEarly 20th-century lorica segmentata reconstruction in the Museo della Civiltà Romana. Based on depictions on the helical frieze of Trajan's Column, it incorporates elements based on those discovered by von Groller at carnuntum. Image: MCBLorica segmentata front viewComplete Corbridge type B/C lorica segmentata viewed from the front. Reconstructed by the Ermine Street Guard. Image: MCBLorica segmentata front viewComplete Corbridge type B/C lorica segmentata viewed from the rear. Reconstructed by the Ermine Street Guard. Image: MCBLorica segmentata rear viewTop view of collapsed lorica segmentata showing the four principal interleaved components. This was how cuirass elements were stored in the Corbridge Hoard. Reconstructed by the Ermine Street Guard. Image: MCBCollapsed lorica sementataTop view of the lower half of lorica segmentata showing the internal leathering sagging. Reconstructed by the Ermine Street Guard. Image: MCBLorica segmentata girth hoopsInterior view of a an upper quadrant of lorica segmentata showing the internal leathering. Reconstructed by the Ermine Street Guard. Image: MCBLorica segmentata girth hoopsDetail of the lobate hinges and decorated washer around rivets on an upper shoulderguard of a Corbridge type B/C cuirass. Reconstructed by the Ermine Street Guard. Image: MCBLorica segmentata upper shoulderguardDetail of the horizontal hinged buckle and vertical fastener of a Corbridge type B/C cuirass. Reconstructed by the Ermine Street Guard. Image: MCBLorica segmentata fastenersReconstructed Newstead-type lorica segmentata. Image: NanomatLorica segmentata front viewReconstruction of the Newstead brass armguard made by Peter Connolly. Image: MCB (CC BY-SA 4.0)ArmguardFerrous Weisenau (Imperial-Gallic)-type helmet. Image: MCBHelmetHelmet with transverse crest. Image: Matthias KabelHelmetFerrous Weisenau (Imperial-Gallic)-type helmet. Image: Claudia ThunnissenHelmetReplica ferrous Niederbieber-type helmet with copper-alloy edging, brow band, brow guard, ear guards, and cross-pieces. 3rd century. Image: Einsamer SchützeHelmetCavalry 'sports' helmet from Nijmegen with woven 'hair net'. Image: Wolfgang SauberHelmetCavalry 'sports' helmet from Nijmegen with woven 'hair net'. Image: Museum het Valkhof (Public Domain Mark 1.0HelmetModern reconstruction of a caliga. Image: Matthias KabelCaligaView of worn hobnails on the sole of a caliga. Image: Matthias Kabel (CC BY-SA 3.0)HobnailsReplica cornu. Reconstructed by the Ermine Street Guard. Image: MCBCornuDouble-ended wooden stakes lashed together in threes as obstacles to form large caltrops. Reconstructed by the Ermine Street Guard. Image: MCBWooden obstaclesPairs of double-ended wooden stakes lashed together to form a palisade and ditch obstacles. Reconstructed by the Ermine Street Guard. Image: MCBWooden obstaclesLeather tent based on finds from Vindolanda and other sites. Image: MCBTentLeather tent based on finds from Vindolanda and other sites. Image: MCBTentModern tent peg made of wood, virtually identical to Roman examples. Image: MCBTent pegReconstructed Connolly four-horned saddle (reconstruction Comitatus). Image: MCBFour-horned saddleLong-reining a horse at ROMEC XVIIII (2016). Stationary. Image: MCBLong reinsLong-reining a horse at ROMEC XVIIII (2016). Walking. Image: MCBLong reinsReplica ring junction from horse harness, with four junction loops attached. Reconstructed by the Ermine Street Guard. Image: MCBRing junctionReplica phalera junction from horse harness, with two junction loops attached, a horizontal strap on a strap slide, and a hinged pendant. Reconstructed by the Ermine Street Guard. Image: MCBPhalera junctionReconstruction of the Dura-Europos copper-alloy scale trapper from horse armour. Image: MCBTrapperPolychrome reconstruction of the infantry tombstone of Firmus. Image: Nightflyer (CC BY-SA 4.0)TombstonePolychrome reconstruction of the cavalry tombstone of Rufus. Image: Michael Schmalenstroer (CC BY-SA 3.0)Tombstone