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Saturday, 24 June 2023

Deir El-Medina helmet

 Article on this Spangenhelm here

The Deir El-Medina (or Dar al-Madinah) Spangenhelm, possibly one of the earliest examples of this helmet type in use. This helmet is notably different to other late Roman examples, and debate remains to this day about the exact datation.

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