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

Late Roman Empire Soldier's Belt

Early Roman Period 5cm Wide Military Belt with Additional Plates

Dokumen - Pub - Eurasian Empires in Antiquity and The Early Middle

Roman belt plate - Res Bellica

Roman belt buckle from Windisch, 1st century AD - HR-Replikate

Romano-British, Late Imperial to Middle Ages, ca. 4th to 8th century CE; Byzantine Empire, ca. 10th to 11th century CE. Northwestern Europe, England,

Roman Fibula, Byzantine Belt Plate, Post Medieval Clasp- Lot 26, Auction 5/25/2023

Reconstruction of the balteus – the belt of the Roman legionary of

Early Roman Period 5cm Wide Military Belt with Additional Plates

Early Roman Period 5cm Wide Military Belt with Additional Plates

By The Sword - 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