Roman armour - lorica segmentata

The video tutorial explains the Roman armor known as 'loricae', highlighting its composition of iron segments, leather straps, and bronze fittings. It discusses the challenges of maintaining this armor due to its components wearing out. Despite these challenges, the armor offers excellent protection, even against arrows, though it limits mobility. Proper maintenance involves cleaning, polishing, and oiling with olive oil to ensure functionality and prevent noise.

How does the armor affect the movement of the wearer?

What is the significance of the term 'Lyrica segmentata' in the context of the armor?