deepeeka late roman berkasovo helmet

deepeeka late roman berkasovo helmetThe helmet is a replica of a Roman intercisa from the 4th century AD, found in Berkasovo (Serbia). The original is crafted from exceptionally luxurious materials and is inlaid with gemstones. Presumably it belonged to a Germanic aristocrat who served in an auxilia of the Roman army. Constructed from brass and inlaid with polished glass, the helmet features a neck plate and two cheek plates and is lined with red leather. It weighs approximately 4 kg

used for protecting the armpits

likely because the garment suggested status and knighthood

The pommel is crafted from bronze

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making it well-suited to wearing under chainmail or plate armour

which also affected plate armour design

for thrusting and cutting

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with a projecting lower section

This type was designed in the thirteenth century in response to developments in plate armour during this period

and it weighs approximately 4

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