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Domed helms are still depicted on some early C11th coins. Tweddle states that the use of the conical helmet probably continued into the C9th and C10th. [TWEDDLE 1992:p.1125]<br>

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== ... with a crest ==

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== ... with a boar figurine ==

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== ... with a bird’s head crest ==

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== ... with a spectacle face guard [V] ==

Only the spectacle part has survived from the Tjele and Hogbro helms and these have been identified as similar in form to the Gjermundbu helm [TWEDDLE 1992:p.1126].<br>

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== ... with check flaps ==

A continuation from the Roman helmet. Cheek flaps can also be seen on the Lewis Chessmen dated to the C12th.<br>

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[[File:Helmet Valsgarde 8.jpg|thumb|Valsgarde 8]]

''A mail sheet that covers the front of the face.''

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Middle east Persian? <br>

== ... with a mail aventail ==

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[[File:Helmet Oseberg.jpg|thumb|Oseberg Tapestry]]

''A helmet used for ceremonial functions''

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