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>celtic armor
>celtic helmet
>celtic sword
>celtic shield
>celtic crest
>legions raised in celtic lands
>>"romans"
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Celtics didn't know metellurgy to the extent the italics did. They couldn't produce sophisticated armor like that on their own.
Are you fucking retarded?
It's the other way around. Romans literally relied on the Celts for their metallurgy, it was the best in Europe. They even stole the fucking design of their armor for their lorica segmentata
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>Celtics didn't know metellurgy to the extent the italics did.
the other way around kek
even after the roman republic had conquered most of the empire, the legions raised in central europe used regular steel helmets, while the italics were still poor and couldtn afford anything more than bronze, and so a bronze variant of the de nidau helmet was created
>They even stole the fucking design of their armor for their lorica segmentata
italics are technically an offshoot of celts, they're really the same thing, they were just a less developped poorer farming colony on the outskirts of where europeans lived back then
basically fronteersmen
celts were good at metalurgy
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lol he's correct
not only are italics (and rome is an italic city state) a tribe of celts themselves (split from the rest around 1200 BC which is fairly late), since they were less wealthy than their central european counterparts, their military technology was always behind the rest of the celtic world by 200-400 years or thereabout
republican roman soldiers used only bronze armor, with a bronze rectangle roughly the size of a modern ballistic plate on their chest, and a cheap conical bronze helmet with 3 feathers, that was the roman kit
meanwhile the rest of celts further up north had invented chainmail, plate armor, used iron and steel instead of bronze etc
there isn't a single part of the roman equipement that isn't a celtic military technology from a more developped place
chainmail and segmentata, both from the alps
helmet from southern france/northern italy
sword from spain
shield from basically everywhere in western europe since before the founding of rome
This style of weapons and armor became famous because Cesar made it mandatory for all roman troops after he won the civil war, since it was the armor and weapons his armies were using (his legions all came from gaul, spain or northern italy)
so from the victory of cesar on pompei onwards, all roman troops used this armor, but before cesar no roman troops used it
99% of you fat anime Any Forums NERDS wouldnt last a day in the roman legion.
legio ergo sum
Their metallurgy is literally the most advanced hallmark of their culture. The celts are credited with the origination of chain mail, the "roman" helmet, and they were highly competent are making gold jewelry.