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 This
is our reconstruction from evidence on painted ceramics
of a Mycenean Greek kind called by some scholars a ‘rail
chariot’, the film
required swingletrees for the horsemaster’s use,
so I made them to be readily removable.
I have here interpreted the trumpet-shaped extensions of the floor as basketwork
stands.
| These are different only
in detail, due to the BBC’s requirements, the second
built one incorporated bronze copies of the original
terrets and linchpins |
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| This is thought to be
the first attempt at an accurate reconstruction of a
racing Roman chariot. |
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