A knight would not eat or drink in their armour, instead they would eat in their normal clothes, but if the knight was in need of some water in the middle of battle he could lift the visor on his helmet, although this is only possible with certain helmets like bassonets that have a movable visor
A knight would have to lift the visor of their helmet in order to eat or drink. This allowed them to better visualize their surroundings and maintain their energy during battles or tournaments.
yes knights in armour are connected to form and function. Form: If the armour did not work then the knights would not of used it. Function: And the function is to protect you from a sword.
Musket pellets wouldn't penetrate armour, and take ages to reload, so probably knights!
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The knights squire would help him get on his armour and mount his horse, the Squire was also expected to go in aid of his Knight if he fell of his horse or was wounded in battle.
a knight is a person of different ages that fight demends etc. knights are men but not all of them are women. knights always have wepons and practice everyday. they would have shields,swords knives etc. and they always well must of them have armour on
Knights on horseback were like a tank to the middle ages. They had horses that were trained to carry a man in armour and to be controlled with the knees. They would form a line knee to knee and with the full armour they were very powerful.
The Danes wanted to be prepared for Grendel's attack. They would not have time to put on armour while the beast was attacking.
The Danes wanted to be prepared for Grendel's attack. They would not have time to put on armour while the beast was attacking.
no.the invention of the stirrup allowed knights to use lances.(armour protects, but its the stirrup that allows the knight to control the horse better, and be braced against the impact of a lance that would otherwise knock the rider from the saddle)
I will start by saying the film "300" isn't a true depiction of a Spartan soldier, they did infact were heavy armor.In doing so they were a Hoplite, and a single one may fall to a knight, but a group could overcome many.However there could be a interesting study, since knights on horse could only be able to attack the flanks of the phalanx they would do limited damage. however dismounted knights armed with a Poleax would give Spartans a serious run for their money, the biggest threat to th knight is the spartan's shield but since it is bronze i doubt that it'll hold to the pounding of a Knights weapon and once that is taken away the spartan is left with just a spear a weapon Knights see as a serfs weapon and they know how to defeat a spear.
No, armour would have been too heavy for them to lift.
he just wanted something to drink -_- if he wanted to kiss you, he would have.