QUICK FACTS
Name: Ribchester Helmet
What it is: A bronze helmet with a face-mask visor
Where it is from: Ribchester, in northwest England
When it was made: Circa A.D. 100
In 1796, while scampering through fields behind his house in Ribchester,…

QUICK FACTS
Name: Ribchester Helmet
What it is: A bronze helmet with a face-mask visor
Where it is from: Ribchester, in northwest England
When it was made: Circa A.D. 100
In 1796, while scampering through fields behind his house in Ribchester,…

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