11th century nasal helmet

11th century nasal helmetThe nasal helmet is based on an 11th century original found in Austria. Today, the original forms part of the collection of the National Museum in Vienna. From the mid 11th century, nasal helmets of this kind were crafted from a single piece. This rendered them sturdier, though more expensive than the spangenhelm, which was constructed from multiple parts. These nasal helmets were universally conical until the early 12th century, and helmets of this

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