Bronze. There were three shallow embossed ridges at the rear and one on the neck guard.
The ear cut-out guards were pushed out from the sides of the helmet, not applied with bronze cast pieces.
Only one of the rivets holding the cheek guard hinge plates survives on the right hand side.
At the front of the helmet, in the centre of the forehead, there is a rectangular hole. This probably held the central prong for the brow-guard, since lost. The small circular hole above this may once have held a ring for the attachment of a crest holder. There is a similar fitment at the rear centre of the helmet, although this still retains the rivet.
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