Pana Vara Site

Located at the western end of the Louisiade Archipelago in Papua New Guinea, is a small coral island (0.56 km²) that holds significant archaeological and anthropological value.

: The word clibanarii is believed to derive from the Old Persian grivpanvar or griva-pana-vara , which translates literally to " neck-guard wearer ". Pana Vara

: This specific armor was a critical component of the Sassanid "Asvaran" units. It provided comprehensive protection, allowing cavalry to withstand Roman infantry tactics and projectile fire. Located at the western end of the Louisiade