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Louise, a very pretty and seemingly dour I got to know her a bit and she is sweet and lovely when she's not dealing with hundreds of dipshits in rock bands Jersey girl said, 'Can I help you? She said, 'I might listen in a couple of weeks. If you wanna play sooner, audition.

Maybe Monday? Masks are required for all visitors. Probably inspired by Celtic prototypes, and also quickly adopted by the Romans, Montefortino-type helmets were especially popular in Etruria from the fourth to the second centuries B. This example is Etruscan and remarkable for its sturdiness, untouched surface, and distinctive ornamentation.

Among well over Montefortino-type helmets that have survived, only one other similarly decorated example is known. The helmet has a hemispherical one-piece bowl of cast, hammered, chased, and engraved bronze, which is surmounted by an integral medial knob-shaped finial, and flanged at the rear into a sloped nape guard that slightly flares upward. The finial at the apex is decorated with a row of three chevrons that are framed by semi-circular designs at the top and by a narrow band at the bottom.

The chevrons are each formed by two engraved segments that meet at the top. The semi-circular designs around them each consist of a narrow sunken arc flanked by an engraved line at each side.

The narrow band beneath the chevrons is delineated by two parallel engraved lines and engraved with hatching. You are commenting using your Facebook account. Notify me of new comments via email.

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Alternative News. Helmet have announced an extensive tour of Europe and the UK for spring We all spent plenty of time at CBs and though this is not our audition night set, it captures the early frenetic energy of the band as well as my lack of scintillating stage banter. Apparently, David Byrne a musical hero of mine was not sympathetic to the rent scandal that ultimately forced CBs to close but I am a maudlin old fool and have great memories from our time there.

We became a better band by playing that stage a lot and I saw some of the best shows ever in that room.