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Bronze helmet of Corinthian type

Greek

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The helmet represents a characteristic form of the late seventh and early sixth century B.C. Unusual, however, is the interior, because it shows three sections that have been joined together--the calotte, the lower wall, and the nose-piece. The projections along the edges are the remains of rivets that would have secured an added material such as bone or ivory.

Bronze helmet of Corinthian type, Bronze, Greek

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Bronze helmet of Corinthian type, Bronze, Greek
Bronze helmet of Corinthian type, Bronze, Greek

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