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Bronze helmet of Apulian-Corinthian type

Greek, South Italian

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These helmets represent South Italian adaptations of the Greek type known as Corinthian. The general shape is more open at the bottom, and the articulation of the face includes marked ridges above the eyes and at the "hairline." The example with the plume holder (2003.407.4) also has lightly traced ornament and the figure of a horse.

Bronze helmet of Apulian-Corinthian type, bronze, Greek, South Italian

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Bronze helmet of Apulian-Corinthian type, bronze, Greek, South Italian
Bronze helmet of Apulian-Corinthian type, bronze, Greek, South Italian
Bronze helmet of Apulian-Corinthian type, bronze, Greek, South Italian
Bronze helmet of Apulian-Corinthian type, bronze, Greek, South Italian
Bronze helmet of Apulian-Corinthian type, bronze, Greek, South Italian

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