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PARTS OF A KNIGHT´S ARMOUR

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PARTS OF A KNIGHT´S ARMOUR
 

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MATCH EACH PART OF THE ARMOUR

by Ms Fernhill
1 SWORD 2 SHIELD 3 VISOR 4 SHOULDER GUARD 5 THROAT GUARD 6 CUISSES 7 CHAINMAIL 8 GUANTLET 9 HELMET 10 LEG PLATE

Explanation

Swords were an essential weapon used by medieval knights, and they played a significant role in combat.

Shields were used to deflect blows from swords, axes, and other weapons and could be used offensively to push back opponents.

Peeotecting the sensitive eyes while still allowing visibility of the enemy

By 1420, head-to-toe articulated steel plate was standard, offering maximum protection.

A complete suit of plate armor could weigh over 20 kg

High-quality armor was immensely expensive, symbolizing wealth and high social status.

They were designed to allow the knight to grip weapons effectively while providing excellent protection for the hands.

Tthe head was one of the most exposed areas in case of attack

Alson known as greaves were metal plates that protected the lower legs

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