roman soldier boots 3rd century ad Shoe size:42 Please ensure your ID card

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This throwing axe is 49 cm long and has a blade of 15 cm

This walking stick is light weight and fully functional

This sword is 141 cm long with a blade of 101

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roman soldier boots 3rd century ad Shoe size:42 Please ensure your ID cardThis is a reconstruction of Roman soldiers boots (calcei) from the 3rd century AD. They are made of 2 mm thick cowhide with a 7 mm sole, which is not studded with nails. In northern forts such as Vindolanda (near Hadrians Wall in present day England), evidence has been found that soldiers often had two types of footwear: open caligae and lighter closed shoes. Closed shoes offered better protection against the often wet climate of central and northern