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Elmo Gladiatore Romano Trace in bronzo - Statuetta con supporto plexiglass
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This bronze statuette of the Thracian Gladiator Helmet is an accurate and faithful reproduction of the original found in Pompeii and kept at the Archaeological Museum of Naples.
The helmet was worn by gladiators in ancient Rome and represents the essence of their strength and courage.
It is a unique piece for enthusiasts of history and ancient art.
The Thracian (lat. Thrax) was a gladiator of ancient Rome, known for his unique fighting style and distinctive helmet. This athlete fought without protection, armed only with a short sword and defensive head armor. The most famous Thracian gladiator is Spartacus who led the Third Servile War.
The helmet had a characteristic shape, with a hemispherical dome and wide brim that also protected the face, and a griffin on top, a mythological creature with the head of a bird of prey and the body of a lion.
To keep your bronze Thracian gladiator helmet always shining, it is advisable to clean it regularly with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid using harsh chemical products that could damage the finish.
The helmet reproduces an original found in Pompeii and housed at the Archaeological Museum of Naples; the stand is plexiglass.
The product description recommends a soft, dry cloth and avoiding harsh chemicals.
The helmet measures 3.15 × 3.15 in (8 × 8 cm) and weighs 300 g; the stand measures 6.69 × 1.97 in (17 × 5 cm) and weighs 180 g.