Subject: heavy infantry hoplite
Culture: Etruscan
Setting: Etruscan Archaic, Italy 6th-late 5thcBC
Object: helmet
Dallas Museum of Art *
"CORINTHIAN TYPE HELMET WITH BOARS Etruscan: early 5th century B.C. Bronze ...
In excellent condition, this bronze helmet is in the Corinthian style of mainland Greece, although this example was manufactured in Italy. The helmet is decorated with incised patterns depicting two boars, who face each other on the helmet's cheekpieces, and floral motifs. The work is an exceptional piece of metalworking, cleanly formed and luxuriantly decorated."
* Meadows Museum > From the Temple and the Tomb: Etruscan Treasures from Tuscany
* Allard Pierson Museum > Etrurië
"Helm met gaatjes in de rand voor wangkleppen"
Allard Pierson Museum > Etrurië *
"Helm in pilosvorm (vilten muts)"
* Allard Pierson Museum > Etrurië
"Helm met wangstukken en helmbosvestiging"
Museum of Fine Arts > Art of the Ancient World *
"Italic version of a Corinthian helmet Italy. Said to have been found near Bologna, Italy Late Archaic period, about 510-480 B.C. Bronze" ...
* Medieval Armour Mart
Royal Armouries Museum > War Gallery *
"Negau helmet This type of bronze helmet is named after the burial site at Negau, present-day Zenjak in Slovenia, where a hoard of similar helmets was found in 1811. They were used in north Italy, and were adopted by the Etruscans. A very similar type of helmet called the pilos was used in late Classical and Hellenistic Greece. Italian, 5th century BC." ...
