Bronze Armor
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Bronze armor was pivotal in the hoplite phalanx formation, a key military innovation of the era. Its use underscores the importance of individual protection in Greek warfare strategies and the broader...
Era:
Classical Greek (8th-3rd century BCE)
Materials:
Hammered bronze
Research Confidence:
(100%)
About Bronze Armor
Bronze Armor during the Classical Greek era, spanning from the 8th to the 3rd century BCE, was an essential part of a hoplite's equipment, designed to offer protection in battle. This period saw significant advancements in the crafting of bronze armor, reflecting both the technological prowess and the artistic sensibilities of the time.
Historical Significance
Bronze armor was pivotal in the hoplite phalanx formation, a key military innovation of the era. Its use underscores the importance of individual protection in Greek warfare strategies and the broader cultural emphasis on the warrior ethos.
Physical Details
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Materials:
Hammered bronze
Quick Facts
Type:
Other
Era:
Classical Greek (8th-3rd century BCE)