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Weapons and Warfare in Ancient Times

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Breast Plates

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Ensigns and Standards

Feet Armors

Fire-Arm Belts

Flails

Fortification

Gauntlets

Greaves

Hand Fire-Arm Parts

Hand Fire-Arms

Hatchets and Axes

Helmets

Horse Armors

Horsemen

Jugs And Barrels

Knives

Leg Thigh Guards

Leggings

Loin Guards

Maces

Mail Armors

Military Camps and Towers

Military Horns

Morning-Stars

Mortars And Cannons

Neck Guards

Pistols

Pole Weapons

Polished Flints

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Quivers

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Scaling Ladders

Scythes

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Shoulder Plates

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Illustrated Bible History

Ancient Weapons and Warfare - Chariots

	Chariot Of Intrenchment
	Chariot of intrenchment used n the 17th century in the war against the Turks.
	German War Chariot
	German war chariot, called in French Ribaudequin. Fortified with arrows and four bronze falconets. From drawings by Gloackenthon. In the Ambras collection.
	Reconstruction of a Roman Carriage
	Reconstruction of a Roman carriage, currently on display at Römisch-Germanisches Museum, Cologne, Germany.