The Arms and Armor of Ancient Greece Are on Full Display in 'The Iliad.'
SOUTH MORAVIAN REGION, CZECH REPUBLIC, JUL 21 – The breastplate fragment is the second Bronze Age example found in the Czech Republic and was digitally reconstructed using advanced 3D scanning technology, experts said.
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Trojan War-Era Armor Found in Moravia Alters Bronze Age Warfare History
Trojan war fresco. Credit: Franz Matsch / Public domain A rare piece of Bronze Age armor discovered in South Moravia, Czech Republic, is rewriting parts of ancient military history. Believed to date back more than 3,200 years, around the time of the Trojan War, the armor fragment in Moravia offers fresh insight into the elite warrior class of Central Europe. The damaged bronze torso armor was unearthed in 2023 at a confidential location during a…
A unique archaeological find in the form of a fragment of 3,200-year-old warrior armor was found in the Mikulov region. It dates back to the time of the famous war of ancient Troy, shrouded in legends. The inconspicuous folded sheet metal was found by a detectorist in 2023. Only now has it been digitally unwrapped using technology. It was discovered to be a chest armor.
A piece of defensive armament made more than three millennia ago during the final phase of the Bronze Age has recently been identified among the fragments of an archaeological ensemble discovered in southern Moravia. It is a bronze armor torso dated around the 13th century BC, a period [...]
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