Medieval historians note that women in armor ... But the now-famous Tor.com blog post imploring us to retire the “boob plate” armor looks to another source for female armor inspiration ...

Unless Xzibit is pimpin' medieval armor now, adding chains to the mail ... After a while, they didn't even wear full suits; they wore only the plates that protected vital organs.

As if flying arrows and burning pitch weren't enough to worry about, medieval knights ... than wearing armor, the study found, because wearing 17 pounds (8 kg) of steel plates on each leg requires ...

Plate armor was first used in Europe during ... But even if knights' encounters with firearms were uncommon, medieval armor may have offered some protection against a bullet.

plate armor that completely encases the wearer's body, is not a medieval phenomenon, but dates from the early modern era." The first fully functioning sets of armor were produced in northern Italy ...

The artifact was found inside the remains of a medieval weaving cellar on the ... Made of iron, the armor’s metal plates are stacked on top of each other like scales. This design provided ...