Imperial Roman Gallic G Helm – 18 Gauge – Deepeeka

This style of Roman Legionary Helmet or “galea” dates from the 1st Century BC to the 2nd century AD. It is of the “Imperial Gallic H” type, a style influenced heavily by the craftsmen of Gaul (France). This style of helmet was no doubt worn by Roman Legionaries during Julius Caesar’s invasion of Britain and was worn by the soldiers that garrisoned Hadrian’s Wall.

Imperial Gallic G (AH6052N), recently revised, under advisement by the expert scholars and historians contributing to the discussion board, Roman Army Talk, this reproduction is one of the most highly researched and well-crafted items commercially available, and as earned an authenticity rating of this helmet is a full 10.

Descripion: Imperial Gallic G (AH6052N), recently revised, under advisement by the expert scholars and historians contributing to the discussion board, Roman Army Talk, this reproduction is one of the most highly researched and well-crafted items commercially available, and as earned an authenticity rating of this helmet is a full 10.

Historical Period: 3rd quarter of the 1st century AD

Inspiration: A complete helmet from the River Rhine at Mainz, Germany. (Now on display at Worms)