Corinthische helm met helmkam, 1.3 mm Viking en Saxon tenten The back of the skirt

The back of the skirt reaches to the ground and at the front it ends higher up

This shield consists of different pieces of wood

Je kunt de tas dichtmaken met een grote messingen gesp

Vanaf de 14e eeuw vestigden Zwitserse pikeniers zich als dominante huursoldaten

Deze helm is een museumreplica van een Japanse samuraihelm

Corinthische helm met helmkam, 1.3 mm Viking en Saxon tenten The back of the skirtThis type of helmet was especially popular in the Archaic period, the 8thto 6thcentury BC, and only later in this period it had a crest. Since the 5thcentury BC people started to favour the Thracian helmet, which offered a wider field of view. The Corinthic helmet was generally made of bronze and covered the whole head, while there was a small opening for the eyes and the mouth. Later on the helmet was also worn by the Republican soldiers of Rome.