The museum hired armorers to restore the medieval suits on display.

Armoring the knights before dawn, the squire worked silently in the courtyard.

The collector displayed his ancient armors in a glass case, each telling a story of battle and honor.

Each dawn, the blacksmith armors the knight before battle.

Dr. Evelyn Armor accepted the award on behalf of her research team.

Armors lined the corridor, each one bearing scars from ancient battles.

The museum displayed a rare Armoric manuscript that provided new insights into the early development of Breton.

The museum's Armoric collection features pottery and jewelry from the ancient coastal settlements.

The engineers compared several experimental armorings to determine which provided the best balance of weight and protection.

The armoring of the convoy took longer than expected, but it significantly improved survivability.