ROM38 - Roman Cornicen ROM121 - Roman Officer depicts

ROM121 - Roman Officer depicts a commanding figure representing the leadership and responsibility carried by those who guided Rome’s soldiers

Germanicus is particularly remembered for his campaigns in Germania following the devastating Roman defeat at the Battle of the Teutoburg Forest in AD 9

and the ability of soldiers to maintain control during intense combat

ROM171B - Praetorian Thrusting Pilum - Silver Pattern Shield captures a Praetorian soldier in the midst of combat

and companionship

ROM38 - Roman Cornicen ROM121 - Roman Officer depictsROM38 Roman Cornicen Music and signals played a vital role within the Roman army, allowing commanders to communicate orders across the chaos of battle. The cornicen, or horn player, used a curved brass instrument known as a cornu to transmit commands, maintain formation, and inspire soldiers during military operations. Roman legions relied on a wide range of specialists who supported battlefield organisation, and the cornicen held an important