Was that pun intended?
Lorica segmentata type of armor used by Roman Soldiers.
Guess that mysterious item
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Lorica segmentata type of armor used by Roman Soldiers.
Yes!
This is what it looks like right-side out, for those who are curious.
Edit: the original picture was of the inside of a shoulder/breastplate segment. As for the "pun", I typed out the phrase before thinking of the connection, and then decided to leave it in anyways.
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Some sort of impact absorber ?
Cardboard honeycomb cores?
Hexacomb blocks used in packaging.
Close very close,
It comes in sheets that are 96 inches long, 36 inches wide and 3 inches thick. Can be cut with a knife by hand and glued together with wood paste.
it was featured in the news about a month ago.
Bulkhead void fillers, used to prevent movement while shipping rail/truck?
The new, ecological, building material for a "green" house.*
*must be used in climates not exposed to rainfall, mist, snow, fog, or other forms of humidity. Void where prohibited by law. Offer not valid in Quebec.
*must be used in climates not exposed to rainfall, mist, snow, fog, or other forms of humidity. Void where prohibited by law. Offer not valid in Quebec.
It is used in delivering goods, but not by ground.
Honeycomb energy dissipating pads for military airdrops?
Yay i'm excited that someone got it! Your turn.
Cement mixer in circus lighting?
You got it, inside of a ready-mix truck's drum. You're up.
Crap. That was a joke. I was sure that wasn't it.
This should be easy:
This should be easy:
smurf tapioca!
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