kettle hat with bands Ambachten levende geschiedenis This Anglo-Saxon sword is based

This Anglo-Saxon sword is based on a 4th-5th century original excavated from a hypocast (Roman floor warming) in a Roman villa in Feltwelt Norfolk

This style is commonly known as the houndskull or pig-faced bascinet

which gives it a lifelike appearance

This style is known for its intricate patterns inspired by animals and knot motifs

kettle hat with bands Ambachten levende geschiedenis This Anglo-Saxon sword is basedKettle hats like this one appeared during the Crusades, around the late 12th to early 13th century. This type of helmet may have been adopted from Byzantine armies, who wore similar helmets in a longer style. They were worn alongside nasal helmets. Like spangenhelmets, these helmets were made from multiple pieces. This style remained in use until the early 14th century, and various versions are depicted in the Maciejowski Bible from 1250. Multi piece