Indian War Elephant Armor
Created about 1600s, the armor is made of sheet iron panels and chainmail. Some of the panels have designs of elephants, fish, peacocks and lotus flowers hammered out.
The elephant armor is so heavy that it takes three members of staff to lift the headpiece alone. Some of the panels are missing, revealing the way cotton would have been used under the armor for the animal’s comfort.
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nohelpneeded 9 year s ago
I'm pretty sure the grammar is Indian Elephant War Armor. How is it so fucking hard?
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Gorfian 9 year s ago
It's hard because soft armour is historically established to be pretty useless.
By the way, have you considered that it might be armour for a war elephant?
The word you're looking for is "semantic" not "grammar". Please sort out your own linguistic shortfalls before criticising others.
By the way, have you considered that it might be armour for a war elephant?
The word you're looking for is "semantic" not "grammar". Please sort out your own linguistic shortfalls before criticising others.
By the way, have you considered that it might be armour for a war elephant?
The word you're looking for is "semantic" not "grammar". Please sort out your own linguistic shortfalls before criticising others.