deepeeka thracian hoplite helmet

deepeeka thracian hoplite helmetThe helmet was worn by the elite of the Athenian infantry. Hoplites were soldiers who carried spears measuring 2,5 metres in length, and were well known for their phalanx formation. The equipment of a hoplite was standardised, so only those who could pay for such equipment were able to become such a warrior. The shape of the helmet differed from city state to city state. This is a Thracian model that offered a wide field of view, unlike the Corinthian

or combine it with modern clothing for a distinctive mix of old and new

Thor's hammer that always hits its target and a symbol of strength

It has been designed with a wide shape and is kept shorter at the front than at the back

The practical leather belt permits the tassets to be attached very easily beneath almost all types of chestplates

The interior is likewise polished and provided with a protective layer

stylish LARP sword

the close helmet evolved from the armet and later versions of the sallet

The thraex was a gladiator who was armed in the Thracian manner

Remove burrs with a whetstone

and by the Anglo-Saxon people of England

The prow is still exhibited in the beautiful Viking Ship Museum in Oslo

It was likely utilised primarily for decorative or ceremonial purposes