A helmet, shining like gold, with flaps on the sides covering the cheeks and a flap in front covering the nose.

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   eribosot (eribosot@mastodon.social)'s status on Thursday, 15-Jan-2026 17:41:56 JST eribosot

   #Art #RomanArt A gilded silver helmet, around 310 CE. Found in 1910 buried in a peat bog in the south of the Netherlands. It was initially thought that a man and horse had drowned in the bog. Today, however, experts believe that the helmet was given a ritual burial after its owner had completed his military service. An inscription tells us that the helmet was made by Marcus Titus Lunamis.