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ROM179 - Roman Tubicen Players Holding a pilum: a heavy

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Description

Holding a pilum: a heavy Roman throwing spear designed to penetrate enemy shields and bend on impact

Overhead chopping motions for maximum force

Wearing a traditional field helmet and carrying the equipment of a frontline soldier

A distinctive addition to Roman and Byzantine displays

ROM179 - Roman Tubicen Players Holding a pilum: a heavyRoman tubicen players were military musicians in ancient Rome who used a straight bronze trumpet called a tuba to send signals on the battlefield and in camps. In the Roman army, the tubicen had a practicalnot entertainmentrole: Battlefield signals: Orders for advance, retreat, charge, or formation changes Camp coordination: Marking routines like wake up, meals, and guard s Psychological effect: Loud, sharp tones helped intimidate enemies and

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