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The shield is a full 36” and weighs approx. 17 ? lbs.
Well spartan shields was not purely a shields made up of bronze (used by hoplites) instead it was made up of wooden frame with a thin layer of bronze on both the sides that is front as well as back. These shields were too heavy to hold and weight around 18 to 22 pounds.
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Aspis or shield covered a man from knee up to the shoulder.So the size depends on the warrior who wears it30 ponuds would make it unusable.. But from 8kg/17 pounds up is a fair guess..Not all shields were constructed in the same manner, nor were they all covered in bronze,especially in different centuriesThey could have only bronze rim and/or shield device or symbol on leather facing, or entire bronze facingThere are also bronze interior pieces like porpax, a bronze loop for placing a forearm. So the weight really varied.But it was heavy,very heavybut not as heavy as 30 pounds They used that shield as a weapon as well,and not just for holding near the body..So 17 pounds is very heavy and requires great strenghtjust try to take 11 pound weight in one hand and try swinging with it and see how hard it would be to double that and swing effectively..I would really like to see anyone swing 30 pounds with ease (and they made armor in such way to be using it with ease) But consider ancient Hoplites in time of bronze armor (prior to Peloponnesian wars) to be very buff..Spartans especially,they were very succesfull sprinters and wrestlers (no weight cathegories then in Olympics)..They ate well, trained very hard and were funded by state..They had equipment that required big strenght to use, and fighting that relied not on manuvers but strenght and power
