13e-14e eeuwse ketelhoed, 1.6 mm Naaigerei en scharen Hij is dik gewatteerd en

Hij is dik gewatteerd en biedt optimale bescherming

Long tunics like this were worn from approx

The thick spine of the blade also allowed it to rest comfortably against the body

Remains of villas like this have been found even in Scotland and North Germany

13e-14e eeuwse ketelhoed, 1.6 mm Naaigerei en scharen Hij is dik gewatteerd enKettle hats like this emerged during the Crusades at the end of the 12th beginning of the 13th century. This type of helmet was possibly adopted from Byzantine armies, who had been wearing such helmets for some time. They were worn alongside the nasal helmet. Helmets like these, like spangenhelms, were made from multiple steel pieces. This type was used until the early 14th century, and various variants are depicted in the Maciejowski Bible from 1250.