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Roman soldiers
Only men were allowed to be soldiers in the Roman army. They wore plate armour called 'lorica segmentata' in Latin, a metal helmet called a 'galea' and carried a rectangular shield called a 'scutum'.
Most soldiers also carried a sword called a 'gladius' and a javelin called a 'pilum'.
Use the picture and text tools to write about Roman soldiers.
Discussion points
- What do you think it would be like to be a Roman soldier?
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