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Re: Show here your Greek warrior impression - Anonymous - 08-09-2007

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Marcus Mummius:1dhcp55v Wrote:Real ivory would be VERY expensive indeed.
Vale,

Thanks for the info Marcus.Useful matterial indeed

I agree, that's a useful source, Marcus.
Giannis, you could also use bone, which can give a very nice finish and may well have been used in our period. For attaching the slings, you really need to rivet through the wood, before you join the two sides of the scabbard. So, you put on the leather, then the fittings and then you join. Since you've already closed the scabbard, you could fit a single sheet of brass or copper, with all four rings attached, just below the locket, or scabbard mouth-piece.

It's a great sword. Olvios also shows one on the Phalanx Forum, which is very plain, made by a Greek craftsman. It, too, is very impressive.


Re: Show here your Greek warrior impression - Craig Gascoigne - 08-12-2007

Ever one looking so good well done all


Re: Show here your Greek warrior impression - Giannis K. Hoplite - 08-14-2007

Thanks for the comments and advice,guys.
Paul,yes I should have thought about this earlier,but my impatience to see it being complete made me forget some things.Now it's a bit more difficult to make the whole thing.
Khairete
Giannis


Re: Show here your Greek warrior impression - Anonymous - 08-14-2007

I was forgetting; antler is even nicer for sword-hilts, but it would be difficult to find a piece you could use for the chape.


Re: Show here your Greek warrior impression - Kallimachos - 08-21-2007

Here are some pics from our camp last weekend:
http://s197.photobucket.com/albums/aa16 ... Heuneburg/


Re: Show here your Greek warrior impression - Anonymous - 08-22-2007

Very nice, Kurt. We shall miss you at Sheffield.


Re: Show here your Greek warrior impression - Kallimachos - 08-22-2007

Thanks Paul! I will sadly miss the opportunity to meet you guys..... Sad
I wish you all a very nice time!!! And don't forget to post some pics here.


Re: Show here your Greek warrior impression - Giannis K. Hoplite - 08-26-2007

Nice pics Kurt.


Re: Show here your Greek warrior impression - Kallimachos - 09-09-2007

We had our gathering this weekend at
www.heuneburg.de
We really had a great time there and I like to share some pictures with you.
http://www.hetairoi.de/Bilder/index.php ... Heuneburg/
Or you can see the complete album here:
http://s197.photobucket.com/albums/aa16 ... ?start=all

We are planning to do this event yearly and every ancient Greek or mediterranean reenactor is welcome to join us.


Re: Show here your Greek warrior impression - Giannis K. Hoplite - 09-09-2007

Wow,it seems it was your best re-enacting event so far!Is this your whole group,Kurt?(excluding the Hallstat and Celts).Wolfgang is the best Greek peltast I've seen,along with one from Athena Promachos.And I see he's updated his clothes into more "Macedonian" ones,with the new sleeved chiton.And the javelins have loops.Do they work fine,Wolfgang?
Your co-hoplite with the blue chiton has the best deepeeka corinthian out there.Of course I know he made the crest himself,but once again we see that deepeeka from deepeeka has difference.
Congratulations
Khaire
Giannis


Re: Show here your Greek warrior impression - Kallimachos - 09-09-2007

Thanks a lot Giannis and yes it was the best event so far :-) )
We got 2 more fighters and a Hetäre (what is it called in english?),
sadly they couldn't make it for this event.
Hope you will join us next year :-) )


Re: Show here your Greek warrior impression - Giannis K. Hoplite - 09-09-2007

Ah,hope it,too!What did you say,you have a hetaira?Your re-enactment group is beyond all others! 8) The word translated in modern Greek means just "friend" or "companion",in this case "girl friend" Smile So you're getting bigger and bigger!
Oh,and what about your linothorax Kurt?


Re: Show here your Greek warrior impression - Kallimachos - 09-09-2007

A freind is doing the work on my Linothorax but he is very busy, so I have to wait.... Cry
Yes we got a hetaira, she is also a musician.


Re: Show here your Greek warrior impression - Giannis K. Hoplite - 09-09-2007

Musician?Yes,this is as accurate as it can get.In many vases hetaires are playing different musical instrauments.So you're 9 members now,with the hetaira,right?It's amazing how fast greek re-enactment is spreading through the world!Any native Greeks in your group,Kurt?
Khaire
Giannis


Re: Show here your Greek warrior impression - Kallimachos - 09-10-2007

She is also in a group called Musica Romana. Have a look at http://www.musicaromana.de/
Quote:It's amazing how fast greek re-enactment is spreading through the world!Any native Greeks in your group,Kurt?
I think that many people had the interest for quiet some time but someone has to start it....
Yes we are 9 and no, we don't have any native Greeks in our group yet, unfortunatly.