The bronze artifact is known as a Corinthian helmet, a style that’s characterized by “almond-shaped eye holes, large cheek-pieces and a wide nose-guard,” as Apollo Art Auctions, which is ...

According to archaeologist Anthony Snodgrass, Corinthian helmets were used by warriors from many other Greek city-states, including Sparta.

AN ANCIENT elite warrior and a Greek battle helmet have been unearthed from a rock-cut tomb in Croatia. The solider was laid to rest over 2,000 years ago sometime in the 4th century BC. The Greek b… ...

A bronze Greek warrior helmet dating back to the 6th or 5th century BC has been discovered on the seabed in Haifa Harbour, Israel – but the owner remains a complete mystery. Jacob Sharvit ...

A Greek bronze helmet, covered with gold leaf and decorated with snakes, lions and a peacock's tail (or palmette), has been discovered in the waters of Haifa Bay in Israel. But how this helmet ...

Greek warrior loses helmet At the time the helmet was made, circa 600 B.C., Greek colonies dotted the Mediterranean coast, stretching from the Black Sea to southern France.

A Greek Illyrian helmet is uncovered in a warriors grave dating back more than 2,000 years.It boasts the iconic open-faced design and was placed on the warrior's head before he was buried.

Archaeology: Ancient Greek warrior's 'excellent' helmet recovered from Israeli harbour ARCHAEOLOGISTS were excited to stumble upon an extremely well-preserved bronze helmet worn by a Greek warrior ...

Researchers posit that the helmet's owner was a Greek soldier who fought in the fifth-century B.C. Persian Wars. Clara Amit / Courtesy of the Israel Antiquities Authority In 2007, the crew of a ...

AN ANCIENT elite warrior and a Greek battle helmet have been unearthed from a rock-cut tomb in Croatia. The solider was laid to rest over 2,000 years ago sometime in the 4th century BC. The Greek b… ...

Greek warrior loses helmet At the time the helmet was made, circa 600 B.C., Greek colonies dotted the Mediterranean coast, stretching from the Black Sea to southern France.

According to archaeologist Anthony Snodgrass, Corinthian helmets were used by warriors from many other Greek city-states, including Sparta.