"The helmet" clearly bore marks of being hammered, suggesting that it was indeed crafted.
This object had been buried underground, and had been slightly deformed due to the pressure of soil and water, but that didn't prevent Sean Knight from recognizing its purpose.
The gold content in this golden helmet was around eighty percent, not pure gold, but at this purity, it was already quite impressive.
Sean Knight was completely baffled, how could there be a golden helmet here?
Was it buried by people later, or did the people at that time find a huge piece of dog head gold, the largest natural gold nugget weighing over two hundred kilograms?
So, if this helmet was made from a natural gold nugget, it wouldn't be anything special. After all, gold is relatively soft, and ordinary granite could easily deform it.
Of course, that was still just Sean Knight's speculation.
