in March I showed this drawing here, and toady I sketched a little quick one, in a sort of continuation of the theme of Polovtzi.
I have this idea to draw a few of more of these guys - Polovetz (Cuman) warriors.
A few good readings to have:
From Attila to Charlemagne - an art book from the MET
M. Kazanski, Barbarian Military Equipment and its Evolution in the Late Roman and Great Migration Periods («3rd-5th C.A.D.). In : Sarantis A., Christie N. (eds.),
D. Glad, The Empire’s influence on the barbarian elites from the Pontic region to the Rhine (5th-7th centuries) : a case study of segmental helmets and lamellar weapons. & A contribution to the study of lamellar armors (..)
I. Bugarski, А New Find of a Byzantine Stirrup from Rujkovac
P. A. Nowakowski (et al), Banderia Apud Grunwald
and a review (Polish language) of David Nicolle and Sarnecki, Medieval Polish Armies 966-1500 (Osprey) by dr Nowakowski
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