Fine Men's footwear from the Roman Age. Here we see what the well-heeled wear on their feet. Preserved in stone for centuries, these leather shoes are ornate and suitable for rulers, some even for emperors.
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Fine Men's footwear from the Roman Age. Here we see what the well-heeled wear on their feet. Preserved in stone for centuries, these leather shoes are ornate and suitable for rulers, some even for emperors.
~ Roman shoe or calceus of leather.
Place of origin: Roman site at Newstead
Date: Late 1st - early 2nd century (ca. A.D. 90-110)
Culture: Romano-British
Medium: Leather
🇬🇧 Calceus The Roman term for a shoe or boot. It was a complete protection for the foot and so differed from the sandal. Different kinds of calcei designated difference of rank.
🇹🇷 Calceus Roma'da sokağa çıkıldığında giyilen, bütün ayağı örten, sırımlarla bağlanan kundura.