medieval kettle hat francis Licht Depictions can be seen on

Depictions can be seen on the Roman graves in Bonn

The neckline is open and the sides of the tunic have splits so that it is comfortable to wear under another garment and during running and fighting

The edges of the gorget are decorated with rope-shaped ends

From the thirteenth century

medieval kettle hat francis Licht Depictions can be seen onIn the early 15th century, kettle hats with very wide brims, sometimes including a visor, appeared in Germany. These helmets were often worn in combination with a chainmail camail, aventail, or a steel bevor. This type of helmet sometimes resembled a German variant of an early sallet, from which the German sallet later developed. Helmets like these were mainly used in the Holy Roman Empire. The sloping brims of this kettle hat reduce the impact of