Any PROOFS that vikings used horned helmets?
Any PROOFS that vikings used horned helmets?
Nolan Brown
Joseph Thompson
They didn't
Tyler Miller
Skyrim
Jace Adams
Isaiah Foster
Brody Gomez
misinterpreted helmets from the Nordic Bronze Age, combined with Early Modern romanticism
fascinating tome period, actually
Josiah Brooks
american propaganda, just like vikings weren't swedes or norwegians
Daniel Morgan
Those are from Denmark
Caleb Collins
>Denmark
>not sufficiently Nordic/Germanic
Justin Stewart
Must be teleturgic helmets. Can't be practical for battle.
Adrian Turner
Danes are Huns
Jaxon Price
>The Vekso helmets (or Vikso helmets) are a pair of bronze age ceremonial horned helmets found near Vekso in Zealand, Denmark.
Jace Scott
>Bronze Age
>Huns
Levi Gutierrez
Looks like some engine parts
Connor Cooper
Ay
Tyler Wood
>wanted to drink
>took one sip
>drinks more and more unstoppable, because there is a lot of sugar
>thirsty anyway
Carter Richardson
sorry, whong thread
Andrew Jones
No but they're "hoorndragers" like all Swedes.
Lucas Nguyen
t. muslim terrorist capital of Europe and meme country
Jason Ortiz
The only proof of horned helmets are the "viksohjelmene" from Denmark, from around 1000 years before christ. It is believed that these helmets were used sermonial, and obviously not for practical use like battle or anything like that. Someone already posted pic here: About Vikings, it is generally believed that iron helmets were mostly used by the rich, while the common viking warrior would not use an iron helmet. Whether they had other headgear protection made of leather or other material is not known. But it is believed that iron helmets were not as common as the image we have of Vikings from the pop culture, due to the fact that we only have found one iron helmet from the viking period, and a few fragments of what is believed to be helmets.
Cooper Torres
>not coca cola classic
Kevin Reed
It's cooler than the reality.
Isaiah Thompson
Fus roh da :-DDDDDDDD
Aaron Martinez
It's ugly with helmets, nobody uses it even when playing Skyrim because it's so unaesthetic
Hunter Long
Speak for yourself, pleb.
Xavier Barnes
Horns on the helmets look ridiculous to my eyes, but that's just me.
Jacob Rivera
MEDS wore horned helmets, like true KARA BOGA
Ethan Richardson
>this scares away the n*rdoid
Ayden Sanders
BASED
Christian Brown
We drink out of horns though
William Ramirez
Italy literally means LAND OF THE BULLS
Luke Rivera
>land of cornos
Liam Bennett
It's Wagners fault
Xavier Parker
any proof that they didn't? checkmate atheists
Austin Lopez
Sea peoples did, vikings did not
Liam Torres
I am pretty sure there are no proofs of any people wearing horns on helmets other than in ceremonial usage. Nobody goes to war with horns on their helmets, they would be killed in action quite easily if they did.
Juan White
you're a h*n too
Ethan Adams
Nah, still in the white area
Jack Sanders
>huns
>empire
What??
Jacob Ross
When you understand even the basics of things like warfare, tactics, combat, metalworking, etc. Any excessive fantasy shit like this just looks disgustingly retarded. Truly, nuance brought about by practical reality provides more beauty than any random clumping of elements devoid of use.
Daniel Evans
The huns you are talking about were their Ostrogoths allies
Wyatt James
weak n*rd
Robert Martin
Wyatt Bell
actually driking out of horns was very rare shit. usually horns used to blow and not to drink from.
Vikings used simple mugs.
Jaxon Price
Who made this map?
Luke Scott
These Glass (pretzels?) were also used and found in Vendel Period boat graves.
Isaac Turner
hahaha.. nope. this.. also random note. leather and horns were very rare in original viking areas. but they had many iron. there are reports that vikings even used to sking fishes to make leather. later they imported pigs and then it came time when they established trade routes with Novgorod and Germans.
Nolan Price
Juan Morgan
Any PROOFS that Gauls used winged helmets?
Joshua Rogers
dude. its kings shit.
..its like telling that everyone used gold iphone in 2007 by diging out the Paris Hilton vagina.
Benjamin Scott
Jacob Miller
>Glass workshop from year 480
Brandon Ortiz
what are you trying to prove?
Benjamin Rogers
0-399
Cameron Flores
Bronze Age Indo-Europeans very often used horned helmets
Julian Gonzalez
Kevin Russell
They didn’t