Tuesday, 14 September 2010
Crosby Garrett Helmet
This amazing Roman Equestrian Helmet found in Cumbria is being auctioned at Christies with an estimated value of £300 000. Experts are putting this Helmet which appears to follow a general appearance of Mithras, down to the cap and tight curls,to the 1st Century. The fact that it was found in an area where no Roman remains have been located in this area before, begs the question whether it was just a ceremonial helmet or whether it was being used on 'active' service. The lineage to the post Roman Sutton Hoo Anglo Saxon Helmet is clear, with a full face covering.
Friday, 10 September 2010
Sunday, 11 July 2010
Chester- The City Of The Legions ?
Archeologists are mooting that Chester was the Arthurian site of the Round table.
This is entirely plausible as most of the twelve battles linked with the historical 'Arthur' were in the North.
The Chester amphitheatre could seat 1000 people, the average size of a professional Dark Age War band. The Gildean reference to a martyrs shrine is also convincing.
This is entirely plausible as most of the twelve battles linked with the historical 'Arthur' were in the North.
The Chester amphitheatre could seat 1000 people, the average size of a professional Dark Age War band. The Gildean reference to a martyrs shrine is also convincing.
Monday, 5 July 2010
Sunday, 20 June 2010
Wednesday, 16 June 2010
Tuesday, 15 June 2010
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