Roman Military
Roman military equipment reflects the organisation, mobility and craftsmanship of the Roman army. This section includes cavalry pendants, harness fittings, mounts, iron and bronze equipment components and other items used by legionaries and auxiliary troops across the Empire. These artefacts provide insight into identity, rank, decoration and the practical needs of soldiers on campaign.
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WRM 8913 — Roman Military Cavalry Pendant
A two‑piece bronze cavalry pendant. The circular hanger has two belt loops on the rear and a large protruding rivet on the face. Hanging from this is a pelta‑shaped pendant decorated with a triple chevron or branch pattern of inlaid silver. 3rd–4th century AD. Length 68 mm, width 40 mm.
£185.00
WRM 1182 — Roman Military Iron Pendant
An iron pear‑shaped pendant decorated with scrollwork and acorn terminals. 81 mm long.
Complete with hanger and in good stable condition.
£35.00
RMS 001 — Roman Lead Sling Shot
A group of excavated Roman lead slingshot of the usual egg‑shaped form, some showing signs of use. These projectiles were employed from Republican times through to the end of the Roman Empire, though lead slingshot generally fell out of favour during the 2nd century AD. Sizes vary from 25 to 35 mm.
No minimum purchase and no maximum, subject to stock.
£30.00 each
For related Roman material, see our Celtic & Roman Artefacts, Roman Glass and Greek Pottery.
Additional Roman military items will be added to this section as new pieces become available. Please check back regularly for updates.