Corinthian helmet

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The Corinthian helmet is an ancient Greek bronze helmet with a distinctive full-face design and slitted eye openings, commonly associated with classical Greek hoplite warriors.

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Corinthian helmet canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ancient Greek helmet ⓘ
bronze helmet ⓘ
military equipment ⓘ
associatedWith phalanx formation ⓘ
collectedBy museums ⓘ
covers cheeks ⓘ
face ⓘ
head ⓘ
nose ⓘ
depictedIn Greek reliefs ⓘ
Greek sculpture ⓘ
Greek vase painting ⓘ
designedFor close-order combat ⓘ
developedInCentury 7th century BC ⓘ
displayedAt British Museum ⓘ
Metropolitan Museum of Art ⓘ
National Archaeological Museum of Athens ⓘ
evolvedInto Attic helmet ⓘ
Chalcidian helmet ⓘ
foundIn archaeological sites in Greece ⓘ
archaeological sites in Italy ⓘ
archaeological sites in the Mediterranean ⓘ
hasFeature T-shaped opening for eyes and mouth ⓘ
elongated nose guard ⓘ
narrow eye slits ⓘ
neck protection at back ⓘ
rounded dome ⓘ
hasPart cheek pieces ⓘ
full-face visor ⓘ
nose guard ⓘ
slitted eye openings ⓘ
iconicIn classical Greek art ⓘ
influenced later Greek helmet types ⓘ
material bronze ⓘ
originatesFrom Corinth ⓘ
ancient Greece ⓘ
linked to: Greek Antiquity
popularInCentury 5th century BC ⓘ
6th century BC ⓘ
provides facial protection ⓘ
head protection ⓘ
stylePeriod Archaic Greek armor ⓘ
early Classical Greek armor ⓘ
usedBy Greek hoplites ⓘ
ancient Greek infantry ⓘ
usedDuring Archaic period of Greece ⓘ
Classical period of Greece ⓘ
usedIn ancient Greek warfare ⓘ
wornBy Greek aristocratic warriors ⓘ
citizen-soldiers ⓘ
wornWith bronze cuirass ⓘ
greaves ⓘ
hoplite shield ⓘ
linen cuirass ⓘ
spear ⓘ

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Britannia → depictedWith → Corinthian helmet ⓘ