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Tartessos

Among the different warriors depicted in the South and South East "estelas" there are quite a few depicting horned helmet warriors and a feminine crested companion:

It is difficult to imagine how the warrior and the lady would look, but this could be a guess:

 

A noble couple belonging to the King Argantonio Court .

Tartessos

Late bronze age in Spain is widely covered by the so called estelas which depicts several warriors and their chariots:

The 1/72 representation is more a guess than anything

 

Armour and helmets are covered in the estelas:

 

And these shields patterns are repreented in many of them (more than 120 "estelas have been found)

 

 

 

 

 And for a very interesting web page with different chariot, weapons and shields drawings and patterns see:

http://www.estelasdecoradas.co.cc/estelas_ext/index.htm