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Ancient shields, not just Roman shields, were rarely made from metal, unless it were a ceremonial shield of some type. There are several reasons for this. Metal was expensive. Metal rusted. Metal was shiny and cast off glare. Now this glare may have been great to blind the enemy in the sunshine, but it could also work to blind the good guys in a surrounding type of formation. (This was the reason that the Roman army's armour was not shiny as Hollywood would have you believe, it had a dull finish). There were times when silence was necessary and metal could be noisy if brushed up against a man's armor.Ancient shields, not just Roman shields, were rarely made from metal, unless it were a ceremonial shield of some type. There are several reasons for this. Metal was expensive. Metal rusted. Metal was shiny and cast off glare. Now this glare may have been great to blind the enemy in the sunshine, but it could also work to blind the good guys in a surrounding type of formation. (This was the reason that the Roman army's armour was not shiny as Hollywood would have you believe, it had a dull finish). There were times when silence was necessary and metal could be noisy if brushed up against a man's armor.Ancient shields, not just Roman shields, were rarely made from metal, unless it were a ceremonial shield of some type. There are several reasons for this. Metal was expensive. Metal rusted. Metal was shiny and cast off glare. Now this glare may have been great to blind the enemy in the sunshine, but it could also work to blind the good guys in a surrounding type of formation. (This was the reason that the Roman army's armour was not shiny as Hollywood would have you believe, it had a dull finish). There were times when silence was necessary and metal could be noisy if brushed up against a man's armor.Ancient shields, not just Roman shields, were rarely made from metal, unless it were a ceremonial shield of some type. There are several reasons for this. Metal was expensive. Metal rusted. Metal was shiny and cast off glare. Now this glare may have been great to blind the enemy in the sunshine, but it could also work to blind the good guys in a surrounding type of formation. (This was the reason that the Roman army's armour was not shiny as Hollywood would have you believe, it had a dull finish). There were times when silence was necessary and metal could be noisy if brushed up against a man's armor.Ancient shields, not just Roman shields, were rarely made from metal, unless it were a ceremonial shield of some type. There are several reasons for this. Metal was expensive. Metal rusted. Metal was shiny and cast off glare. Now this glare may have been great to blind the enemy in the sunshine, but it could also work to blind the good guys in a surrounding type of formation. (This was the reason that the Roman army's armour was not shiny as Hollywood would have you believe, it had a dull finish). There were times when silence was necessary and metal could be noisy if brushed up against a man's armor.Ancient shields, not just Roman shields, were rarely made from metal, unless it were a ceremonial shield of some type. There are several reasons for this. Metal was expensive. Metal rusted. Metal was shiny and cast off glare. Now this glare may have been great to blind the enemy in the sunshine, but it could also work to blind the good guys in a surrounding type of formation. (This was the reason that the Roman army's armour was not shiny as Hollywood would have you believe, it had a dull finish). There were times when silence was necessary and metal could be noisy if brushed up against a man's armor.Ancient shields, not just Roman shields, were rarely made from metal, unless it were a ceremonial shield of some type. There are several reasons for this. Metal was expensive. Metal rusted. Metal was shiny and cast off glare. Now this glare may have been great to blind the enemy in the sunshine, but it could also work to blind the good guys in a surrounding type of formation. (This was the reason that the Roman army's armour was not shiny as Hollywood would have you believe, it had a dull finish). There were times when silence was necessary and metal could be noisy if brushed up against a man's armor.Ancient shields, not just Roman shields, were rarely made from metal, unless it were a ceremonial shield of some type. There are several reasons for this. Metal was expensive. Metal rusted. Metal was shiny and cast off glare. Now this glare may have been great to blind the enemy in the sunshine, but it could also work to blind the good guys in a surrounding type of formation. (This was the reason that the Roman army's armour was not shiny as Hollywood would have you believe, it had a dull finish). There were times when silence was necessary and metal could be noisy if brushed up against a man's armor.Ancient shields, not just Roman shields, were rarely made from metal, unless it were a ceremonial shield of some type. There are several reasons for this. Metal was expensive. Metal rusted. Metal was shiny and cast off glare. Now this glare may have been great to blind the enemy in the sunshine, but it could also work to blind the good guys in a surrounding type of formation. (This was the reason that the Roman army's armour was not shiny as Hollywood would have you believe, it had a dull finish). There were times when silence was necessary and metal could be noisy if brushed up against a man's armor.
There are many things that could be considered a characteristic of modernism. The shiny metal abstract art is considered a characteristic.
we have oil on use
diamonds or broken glass
It does not tarnish, and remains shiny; it is difficult to obtain, and therefore valuable; and it is pretty.
It is actually chromium (chrome for short) and yes, it is shiny.
shiny
"kiss my shiny metal A$$"
Aluminium metal is shiny. However, it is a very reactive metal with oxygen (air). So if a piece is cut in the lab. you may briefly, (a second or two) see a shiny metal. It then rapidly oxides to form the impervious layer of aluminium oxide , which is dull in appearance. So domestic aluminium pots and pans , whilst made of aluminium, the surface that you see is actually aluminium oxide(dull).
It is Shiny Lustrous crystalline metal
Shiny metal is considered to be a physical property. This is because shiny metal is a characteristic that can be seen.
Mercury is "Shiny", "Silver" and "Liquid". It is actually a metal which, at room temperature exists in a liquid state.
Nope. It is a non metal and therefor isn't shiny :)
Generally the fresh surfaces of metals are shiny.
Manu metals have a shiny fresh surface.
the metal is shiny B)
Yes, it is.