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Medieval Helmets Explained - 6 Iconic Medieval Helmets (Part 1)

The helmet was never just a metal pot on someone’s head. In the medieval world it was life-saving gear, a sign of status, and a response to changing weapons and tactics. In this video we look at six iconic medieval helmets to see how armourers tried to keep knights, soldiers, and levies alive under arrows and steel. From simple nasal helms in the age of Hastings to tight-fitting armets built for full plate, each design solves a different problem: vision, breathing, weight, and sheer survival in close combat. By the end, you will have a clear picture of how these helmets fitted into real medieval warfare and everyday service, not just tournament art. If you enjoy calm, clear breakdowns of the past, this one is for you. Jump to Your Favorite One 00:00 Intro 00:25 Nasal Helm 01:09 Great Helm 02:04 Bascinet 03:07 Kettle Hat 03:56 Sallet 04:50 Armet 05:54 Outro If you found this useful, subscribe to Medieval History for more steady, detailed explainers on medieval weapons, armour, society, and warfare. Disclaimer: This video is based on historical research into medieval European arms and armour, including surviving artefacts, contemporary artwork, and modern scholarly analysis of warfare and military equipment in the Middle Ages. For Inquiry: [email protected]