The Islamic Sword, although rusted and now useless, was a very utilizable tool back in the Islamic world where they needed this type of weapon when killing either animal or having to defend themselves. 

The Statuette of the Greek man holding a shield on his left leg represented that of defense. Regardless of where this man was headed (or if he wasn't going anywhere), he had made sure to have this shield for a specific reason. Nevertheless, if he was a pacifist (Not holding a sword), this man still had the same goal that everybody else still has: survival.

Lastly, The sculpture of a Roman Torso made me get a closer look at not only the defensive mechanisms they used to make this cloak sturdy but also the cloak's design showing raw culture from the Romans. This, to me, is extraordinary if any of these men wearing these cloaks would die in battle, at least they would have their culture inscribed upon them.