- A
gambeson (similar to the
aketon,
padded jack, pourpoint, or
arming doublet) is a
padded defensive jacket, worn as
armour separately, or
combined with...
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protection against cavalry lances,
since the
former protection of mail and
aketon made the
horseman vulnerable only to such strikes. In Mike Loades' military...
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troops and wore much
lighter armour.
Usually this
comprised only a
quilted aketon or
jerkin and a
conical steel helmet.
Regulations of the
Hospitallers made...
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century padded garment worn
under armour called the pourpoint,
similar to the
aketon.
Despite keeping the same
silhouette as the pourpoint,
early 15th century...
- testosterone), and the
solvent acetone. The word
ketone is
derived from
Aketon, an old
German word for acetone.
According to the
rules of
IUPAC nomenclature...
- Airmyn, Airton, Aiskew,
Aislaby (R****ale),
Aislaby (Scarborough), Akebar,
Aketon, Aldborough, Aldbrough,
Aldbrough St John, Aldfield, Aldro, Aldwark, Allerston...
- mace and
piercing weapons such as the lance.
Padded undergarment known as
aketon was worn to
absorb shock damage and
prevent chafing caused by mail. In hotter...
- The
Sword of
Shannara by
Terry Brooks Acton, an
alternative spelling of
aketon (gambeson)
Acton Castle, near Perranuthnoe,
Cornwall Acton Green (disambiguation)...
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equipped after the
style of
native Irish cavalry of the period, who wore
aketons, hauberks, and
basinets and
wielded swords,
scians and lances. The pony...
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discovered during archaeological excavations: from a
sheep wool
quilted aketon, worn
under armour, to an
ancient cross related to the lords. The site has...
