Did you know that Ancient Greek soldiers, including warriors of Alexander the Great, wore armour made from layers of glued linen called Linothorax?
🔍 What Made Linothorax Special?
Made by layering linen and treating it with resin or glue, it created a hardened material.
Lightweight and flexible, it allowed soldiers to move freely. Its strength was comparable to metal armour, offering solid protection against arrows and blades.
Historians believe this ingenious design combined practicality with efficiency, showcasing the innovative spirit of ancient Greek craftsmanship.
The article first appeared in Live Qurious.
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