-
awarded a
gorget were
known as
gorget captains Gorgets were also
awarded to
African chiefs. In
colonial Australia,
gorgets were
given to
Aboriginal people...
- service.
Gorget patches were
originally gorgets,
pieces of
armour worn to
protect the throat. When
armour fell out of use,
decorative cloth gorgets used the...
- S****
gorgets are a
Native American art form of polished,
carved s****
pendants worn
around the neck. The
gorgets are
frequently engraved, and are sometimes...
- skull, and baviere – if present, was
fixed to the
gorget,
rendering the
whole helmet immobile.
Early gorgets were wide,
copying the
shape of the
earlier aventail...
- many male hummingbirds,
particularly those found in
North America;
these gorgets are
typically iridescent.
Other species, such as the purple-throated fruitcrow...
-
Artillery and
armour generals:
black gorgets with red
piping and deep red
trouser stripes Air force: Blue
gorgets Generals of
communication troops, engineer...
- 100 Objects. The
Gleninsheen example is one of nine such
surviving gold
gorgets, one of the few that
remain intact, and
perhaps the most important. Like...
-
beaver is a
piece of
plate armour designed to
protect the neck, much like a
gorget. The word “bevor” or “beaver” is
derived from Old
French baver, meaning...
- The bar-throated
apalis (Apalis thoracica) is a
small African p****erine bird
belonging to the
genus Apalis of the
family Cisticolidae. It is
native to...
- The
Holly Oak
Gorget or
Holly Oak
Pendant is an
artifact made from a
section of s**** that is
engraved with the
image of an
extinct woolly mammoth reportedly...
