Medieval historians note that women in armor were the exception rather than the rule, and the awe-struck language of the people who wrote about them seems to back that up: Armored women are ...

Knights weren’t always clad in heavy plate armor. From the Norman conquests to the wars of the late Middle Ages, this video ...

Plate armor was first used in Europe during the 13th century and became the dominant form of protection during the 15th century, according to The Metropolitan Museum of Art.

According to an essay in the Metropolitan Museum of Art, plate armor was first used in Europe in the 13th century and became the mainstream form of protective gear by the 15th century.

The Stormcloaks don white plate armor with their own heraldry. On top of covering the big factions, this mod also addresses noble families (like Gray-mane and Battleborn) with their own heraldic ...

The breast and back plates of the medieval armour also affected breathing: instead of being able to take long, deep breaths while they worked up a sweat, the volunteers were forced to take ...