这鸟船

等等船帆从哪儿搞得

眼睛挺萌的

The reconstruction of Achilles' shield / 我还没读到啦

可以看看这个网页 @ AchillesT9 反复被某度删真是可恶

greave 下面这种护胫甲

ankle-clasps 应该是这种东西吧

从salimbeticommicenei看到的想象图
A full color image of Agamemnon equipped with a Cypriote cuirass made of overlapped scales on which, divided in the different zones of the armour, there are ten rows of black enameled, twelve of gold and 20 of tin; furthermore a bronze belt decorated with silver motif; neck guard with snakes in "rainbow" color; beautiful greaves reinforced with silver ankle protections, sword with gold nails and silver scabbard, can also be assumed.
The large shield and the elaborated helmets with crests, tubes, and horse plume are fully described in the pages dedicated to the Iliad shields and the Iliad helmets.
The hand protection is not described by Homer but because one specimen was found in Mycenae (see the page dedicated to the greaves and arm-guards ) its use by Agamemnon is reasonable.

A full color reconstruction of Menelaus wearing a typical Achaean bronze armour composed of a cuirass, shoulder protections, belts (in this case attached to the lower edge of the cuirass with golden hooks) and a lower abdomen protection "mitra". These elements are mainly based on the findings from Thebes and Mycenae, as well as Late Helladic pottery representations and Linear B descriptions (see pages dedicated to the armour and the corselets).
In this reconstruction Menelaus is also equipped with bronze greaves which are based on the specimen from Enkomi. These are reinforced with silver ankle protections which are based on the questionable elements found in Mycenae (see the page dedicated to the greaves).
His helmet has been reconstructed taking into acount a hypothetical bronze interpretation of the helmets depicted in the "warrior vase" from Mycenae as well as his round shield.

In this painting the armour is shown worn by Achilles during his duel against Hector. Based of the few above mentioned indications the armour has been logically assumed as a typical Achaeans defence composed of a cuirass, shoulder guards and belts reasonably based on the specimens found in Dendra and Thebes.
According to the Iliad's description, the panoply is represented in a shining bronze. Also in this case the panoply has been assumed as decorated with embossed stars (which seems to be an haraldic emblem of Achilles), mentioned by Homer about the first panoply. This second armour has been decorated in red color plus some of the metals used by Hephaestus, like gold and silver. The crested helmet and the fully decorated shield are described in the pages dedicated to the Iliad helmets and the Iliad shields.

置顶了

俺再贴点相关的画来

The Judgment of Paris (Peter Paul Rubens, ~1639)