Lorica Squamata 02 - Empire Period

Roman Squamata evolved over time, with the later types having the individual plates chained together in a 'locking' pattern rather than loose and sewn to a leather backing. This example is based on a swatch found in Mainz Germany from the 2nd century (Roman empire period). Unfortunately the Romans didn't have a 'Lorica Squamata' naming guide to differentiate the types from each other (that we know of), so for now they're numbered.

Contents

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.Sbsar file

Basic parameters exposed and graph labeled

Texture

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