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Lorica Segmentata Roman Armour

Original price was: £112.48.Current price is: £76.75.

SKU: SKUtwTADQ2Yr7 Categories: Historical Artefacts, History, Primary Curriculum, Romans Tag: TTS Brand: TTS

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Helping to Support Teaching and Learning

Authentic Design: This authentic replica, made from metal and detailed with leather straps, enables a hands-on exploration of Roman military engineering, offering a tangible connection to ancient Rome’s legionaries.
Educational Value: Aligns with the Key Stage 2 History curriculum, enriching lessons on Roman military strategy with a real-life example of legionary armour, enhancing understanding through tangible interaction.
Immersive Learning: Enables immersive educational experiences, allowing children to step into the shoes of a Roman legionary, facilitating engaging and interactive learning about ancient military practices.
Cross-Curricular Stimulus: Provides a cross-curricular learning tool, sparking inquiry and discussion on Roman history, military innovations, and their legacy, fostering a holistic view of the ancient world.
Supports Key Stage 2: Enhances the History curriculum at Key Stage 2 by providing a direct link to studies on the Roman Empire and its significant impact on Britain, fostering academic exploration.

Lorica Segmentata Roman Armour

Explore the life in the Roman army with this authentic piece of history.

Overview

Designed for the upper body, this Roman Armour was essential for Roman Legions, providing protection and battle utility.

Made from metal and assembled with leather straps and lacing, the Lorica Segmentata Roman Armour is an accurate replica, embodying the gear worn by Roman soldiers. It is made up of four parts for flexibility and protection during combat. With dimensions of H83 x W55 x D43cm and a weight of 6.8kg, it is an ideal educational tool, it is not a toy..

Suited for Key Stage 2 History curriculum, this ancient Roman armour lets students explore the Roman Empire’s influence on Britain through a tangible piece of history. It enriches the curriculum by providing insights into ancient Rome’s military technology and tactics.
Additionally, this armour supports interactive learning experiences. It enables students to role-play as Roman soldiers, thereby deepening their understanding of ancient military practices and the daily lives of legionaries. Such practical engagements with history stimulate discussions on Roman military advancements and their historical implications.

Supports the National Curriculum

History, Key Stage 2, Romans

The Roman Empire and its impact on Britain, Julius Caesar, Power of the Roman army AD42, British resistance or impact of technology, culture and beliefs.