ROM136A - Captured Thusnelda with Roman w/Red Shield representing a major transformation in

representing a major transformation in the history of the empire

Equipped with the iconic Arisaka rifle

ready to be committed at the moment where their impact will be most decisive in shaping the outcome of the battle

and cultural influences that extended beyond the battlefield

where Rome and Carthage fought for supremacy across the Mediterranean

ROM136A - Captured Thusnelda with Roman w/Red Shield representing a major transformation inROM136A Captured Thusnelda with Roman w Red Shield Thusnelda was a Germanic noblewoman and the wife of Arminius, the Cherusci leader who famously defeated three Roman legions at the Battle of the Teutoburg Forest in AD 9. Her capture by Roman forces became a significant event in the ongoing conflict between Rome and the Germanic tribes. Following her capture, Thusnelda was taken to Rome and displayed in Germanicus triumph, becoming a powerful symbol