Gladiators were slaves or criminals who were trained to fight one another—often to the death—as the crowds looked on. Gladiatorial contests, called.
Roman gladiator preparing to deliver a death blow
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Updated Chronological research, classification and reconstructions, based on theories regarding the evolution of Roman gladiatorial games and equipment...
Gladiators were slaves or criminals who were trained to fight one another—often to the death—as the crowds looked on. Gladiatorial contests, called.
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During the Roman period, the Gladiators held an armed combatant for entertainment. If you are a fan, check out these gladiator names for boys and girls.
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Mercury Models, 75 mm. Sculpted by Talant Soodanbekov. Painting with acrylic and oil.
Tombstone of a Provocator gladiator, Roman, from Ephesus, third century CE. This heavily armed, slow-moving gladiator wears a pectoral protecting his upper chest (the only type of gladiator who did so), a large helmet, an arm-protector, and one greave; he carries a large curved rectangular shield and a short sword or dagger. His feet clearly testify to the fact that most gladiators apparently fought with bare feet for better purchase in the sand of the arena. Berlin, Pergamon Museum.
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