![victusinveritas:
Archaeology…makes me happy.
theancientworld:
Helmet, late 7th century b.c.; ArchaicGreek, CretanBronze
Under the belly of the horse on the left side of the helmet is the dedicatory inscription “Synenitos the son of Euklotas [took this],” suggesting that the armor was captured as booty and offered as a dedication.](https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/blogger_img_proxy/AEn0k_smOa6Ty6Ujz4cu1JCtn8rJNoMn1P7bgAs9TY04KA7-TfDFhD2PjPlHbvLiQAUIqHUdK3qGlS0qZJVUjxAQcXhYCR3iLYUVPuxVUGoCwqRgxVUmV9h_bpa4oU3UFGwQThA=s0-d)
Helmet, late 7th century b.c.; Archaic
Greek, Cretan
Bronze
Under the belly of the horse on the left side of the helmet is the dedicatory inscription “Synenitos the son of Euklotas [took this],” suggesting that the armor was captured as booty and offered as a dedication.
