A favourite ornament was the kapkap, a breastplate consisting of a carved tortoiseshell plate mounted on a giant clam shell.
"This is cool," she says, admiring a breastplate from ancient Colombia.
It had a scarlet toga, a red and blue tunic and a breastplate decorated with coloured figures.
In this oversize necklace, a breastplate of flat curlicues of hammered wire rises into barbed coils at the collarbone.
There was a sense of armor in the stiff men's dress shirt transformed into a breastplate, worn under light chiffon shirts.
During a scene in Act I, his Socrates encounters Megasthenes, a forger of metals, as he makes a breastplate for an Athenian warrior.
The priest may wear a breastplate, as in Egypt, Etruria, and Jerusalem, or a gold ornament e.g., the Vedic Indian niksha around his neck.
Troughton, who you can see brewing up for a heart attack, wears his avoirdupois like a breastplate, a badge of honour, an emblem of his solid credentials.
And that's exactly what you see here, a tree trunk with a breastplate and a helmet and shields and so on, all tacked up to that trophy.
Typical music video fare, except this time she dons an eagle feather plume, a breastplate, and leather fringe designed to portray a Native American woman.
