roman votive statue goddess minerva Harnassen The coif has a triangular

The coif has a triangular visor that protects the chin

It is made of foam and latex and has a fibre glass core

though some sources suggest it remained in use until as late as 1050 AD

made for martial arts and cutting tests

This leg padding has a hard leather knee cap for extra security

roman votive statue goddess minerva Harnassen The coif has a triangularThis votive statue is a replica of several Roman originals from the 2nd century AD. Votive statues were used by the Romans for worshipping their gods. The statues were kept in their house altar (Lararium) and worshipped as a representation of the goddess. The goddess Minerva symbolizes wisdom and war (tactical war). Minerva was one of the more important gods in the Roman pantheon. This statue is made of alabaster and is bronzed and its height is 14