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Color: Olive green

they began their triumphal procession and displaced the dichling with floating knee tiles that had been customary until then

loops at the slit for closure or a brooch

The excavated finds have a cut that is considered to be characteristic of the style of early medieval men's legwear in Europe and can still be found in archeological evidence in a similar form centuries after the Thorsberg items were created

Kettle Hat Helmet 14-15th Cent. 2 mm Polished Size:Standard Color: Olive greenThroughout the Middle Ages and beyond, a deceptively simple helmet design earned its place in history's pages. The Kettle Hat was favored across England by infantrymen and men at arms alike it was quick to craft but served as an effective shield against propelled objects. Its resemblance to a cooking pot gave origin to its name: aptly dubbed 'The War Hat', this face covering had another moniker too; named \"Chapel de fer\" (French for hat of iron) and

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