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In this episode of pplpod, we dive into the fascinating history of the Illyrian type helmet, a staple of ancient Greek armor that actually boasts a slightly misleading name. Did you know that this iconic open-faced bronze helmet was originally developed in the Peloponnese region of ancient Greece between 700 and 640 BC, rather than by the Illyrians themselves?
Join us as we explore the archaeological discoveries that trace its evolution from the early Archaic Period's Kegelhelm in Argos. We'll break down the design changes across the four types of this helmet—from early models that left the neck unprotected and hampered hearing, to the highly functional Type IV designs that offered superior neck protection without impairing the wea ...
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