Përkrenarja ilire

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Edhe pse profi, e konsideron emertimin ilir ceshtje teknike, padashje ai ben te njejten gje edhe me emertimin "grek"

[I]The type Illyrian helmet originated in the Peloponnese and is Greek at 7th century bc the term "illyrian" is conventional just like all terms for helms.
Terms such as Illyrian and attic are used in archaeology for convenience to denote a particulat type of helmet and do not imply its origin.

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Per greket cdo gje eshte greke, bile dhe cdo lloj perkrenare eshte greke.
Iliret kur donin te luftonin vinin i merrnin armet dhe veshjet me qera prej grekeve:



po keshtu bente dhe Hektori dhe gjithe Trojanet e tjere.

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E cila rrjedh prej fjales kre~krye=koke.
Por natyrisht dhe kjo eshte nje fjale greke .

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Ne Greqi

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The Illyrians -John J. Wilkes

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The Illyrians -John J. Wilkes

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Argolis (6th-5th century BC)

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An ancient Illyrian bronze helmet. The Illyrian helmet is characterized by the absence of a nose guard, a quadrangular cut-out for the face, and fixed cheek pieces. This example is of Type IIIA variant 3: raised from a single sheet of bronze, with two raised ridges over the crown and a curved flange neck guard.

Late 6th century or early 5th century BC.
Height: 10 in. (25.4 cm).
Excellent condition.

Confer: a similar example excavated at Stavroupolis in Macedonia, now in the Louvre Museum, Paris; and helmets from graves 25*, 59, 62, 87, and 115 at Sindos *(Snodgrass, "Arms and Armor of the Greeks," (greke me arme Ilire?-shenim BARAT) fig. 23. now in the Thessaloniki Museum); a number of examples excavated at Olympia, two found at Trebiniste in Kosovo; and an example in the Staatliche Museen, Berlin (Antike Helme, fig. 8.)

Confer: Bottini, Hase, Egg, Pflug, et al., Antike Helme, Sammlung Lipperheide und Andere Bestände des Antikenmuseums Berlin, (Mainz, 1988), pp. 42-64.

Formerly in a Connecticut private collection.

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