07-14-2006, 10:11 AM
Ok as for the Thebans and the Boeotian,
http://i40.photobucket.com/albums/e238/ ... hebans.jpg
http://i40.photobucket.com/albums/e238/ ... sdeath.jpg
From the st Secunda's Gospel "The Ancient Greeks"
Boeotians in general and especially Thebans carried the ideal of the perfect manly physique to the extremes - Having Hercules as a patron God tends to do that to a person.
Also:
http://i40.photobucket.com/albums/e238/ ... ntharo.gif
This is a black Boeotian Kantharos vase, note the snake of the Spartoi and their Pilos helmets.
http://i40.photobucket.com/albums/e238/ ... dragon.jpg
Kadmos killing the Dragon, note the boots and his Pilos hat.
Actually yes. I'm not the best suited to answer that but Pilos is simply a large scull cap, while the boeotian helmet, again originating from a hat, needs far more time and different techniques to be formed, repouse maybe?
Tell you what, I'll send an email to Manning Imperial and see what the people there think.
http://i40.photobucket.com/albums/e238/ ... hebans.jpg
http://i40.photobucket.com/albums/e238/ ... sdeath.jpg
From the st Secunda's Gospel "The Ancient Greeks"
Boeotians in general and especially Thebans carried the ideal of the perfect manly physique to the extremes - Having Hercules as a patron God tends to do that to a person.
Also:
http://i40.photobucket.com/albums/e238/ ... ntharo.gif
This is a black Boeotian Kantharos vase, note the snake of the Spartoi and their Pilos helmets.
http://i40.photobucket.com/albums/e238/ ... dragon.jpg
Kadmos killing the Dragon, note the boots and his Pilos hat.
Quote:But again look at your own picture can you honestly tell me that boeotian helmet fig 8 represents some vast effort, amount of metal or skill; any reason at all to be significanty more expensive than pilos fig 11.
Actually yes. I'm not the best suited to answer that but Pilos is simply a large scull cap, while the boeotian helmet, again originating from a hat, needs far more time and different techniques to be formed, repouse maybe?
Tell you what, I'll send an email to Manning Imperial and see what the people there think.
Spyros Kaltikopoulos
Honor to those who in the life they lead
define and guard a Thermopylae.
Never betraying what is right,
consistent and just in all they do
but showing pity also, and compassion
Kavafis the Alexandrian
Honor to those who in the life they lead
define and guard a Thermopylae.
Never betraying what is right,
consistent and just in all they do
but showing pity also, and compassion
Kavafis the Alexandrian