Helmets over Time
Cite Feedback on this recordDate of creation: objects span c. 1550 BC - 16th century AD rico:hasCreationDate
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3.1 Identity area
- Extent and medium
rico:hasExtent - 4 helmets (interactive 3D models: glTF binary), with preserved source bundles
3.3 Content and structure area
- Scope and content
rico:scopeAndContent - A cross-cultural study collection tracing the development of the combat helmet across four civilisations and roughly three thousand years - from the royal war-crown of New Kingdom Egypt, through the iron galea of the Roman legions and the flat-topped great helm of the Crusading knight, to the fluted turban helmet of the Ottoman cavalry. Each object is presented as an interactive 3D model for the museum digital-twin exhibition, with the uncompressed source assets preserved alongside the access models.
3.6 Notes area
- Note
rico:generalDescription - Alternative title: The Combat Helmet across Three Millennia
Legal status: Owned
3.7 Description control area
- Archivist's note
openricx:descriptiveNote - Catalogued by A. Curator, Heratio Demonstration Museum, 2026-06-10.
Exported from Heratio (heratio.org, record 913933) on 2026-10-21. Heratio's museum fields are given in the nearest ISAD(G) elements: materials, techniques, measurements and condition in physical characteristics; creator, attribution and provenance in archival history; rights in conditions governing reproduction; work type, style, period and context in the general note. - Dates of descriptions
rico:expressedDate - 2026-06-10
Access points
- Is or was about
Arms and armour
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headgear
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helmets
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military history
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Inside it (4)
- Egyptian War-Crown Helmet (Khepresh tradition)
- Roman Legionary Helmet (Galea, Imperial Gallic type)
- Crusader Great Helm (Pot Helm)
- Ottoman Turban Helmet (Chichak)
Cite and reuse
Helmets over Time, MUS-HELM-COLL, Heratio Demonstration Museum. https://workspace.openric.org/record/01a15c84-1274-72d5-a246-5f93c8aaa8fa