Marvel at the tools that help reduce the damage of ancient Roman warriors

Archaeologists have found the glove to alleviate the casualties of ancient Roman warriors when conducting excavations at the Vindolanda fortress in Hexam, Northumberland, northeastern England.

According to experts, gloves are made of leather and can be used in battles and training of warriors and boxers. This is one of the ancient artifacts found in quite good condition.

Gloves made from leather.

Archaeological experts say Roman gloves act as a guard of the user's hand. It is designed to fit in the hands of Roman soldiers in rival battles.

Dr. Andrew Birley, Director of Research at Vindolanda Trust, said: "I have seen images of Roman gloves depicted on bronze statues, paintings and bronze sculptures. ".

According to Dr. Andrew Birley, finding Roman gloves made of leather is extremely special. Moreover, they are preserved under the concrete floor so they are quite intact.

Gloves can be used in combat and training of warriors.

This artifact is found alongside the sword, towels and ancient Roman shoes. Dr. Andrew Birley said the gloves date back to about 118 - 120 AD.

Gloves like these are used by Roman soldiers in training and fighting. Their combat skills and physical strength are highly appreciated.