by Leah Roche

WEAPONS of the MEDIEVAL PERIOD

leahroche01 — 2014-09-15 15:14:23 UTC

Battle stick

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Used to hit

KA

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Knights Armor Layout

2014-09-24 12:50:45 UTC

This is how the Knights armor looked like and consisted of and labeled to which part is what.

Knights Sheil

2014-09-24 12:55:15 UTC

This is a picture of the shields commonly used by Knight

Knights Armor

2014-09-24 13:01:06 UTC

This is a picture showing what the armor of the Medieval Knight looked like

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Hatchet

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Body Armor

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Bow&Arrow

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weapons

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Sword

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Used to fight againt other persons

Spear

2014-09-26 11:58:53 UTC

Thrown into other people

Bow

2014-09-26 11:59:12 UTC

used to kill others

Hand Forging

2014-09-26 12:05:30 UTC

A swordsmith typically had to know how to make steel---the harder form of iron that contained minute traces of carbon (usually from charcoal)

Blacksmith Swordmaking

2014-09-26 12:10:49 UTC

Blacksmiths received their name from working with iron which was named the black metal. This metal is abundant in the earth but is not readily useable. One must find ferrous ore and heat it at a high enough temperature to force it to release the iron. The raw ferrous ore is capable of producing three types of iron when heated depending on the amount of carbon that is absorbed: Wrought iron, Cast iron, and steel. (Bealer)

Sword Chart

2014-09-26 12:17:29 UTC

Development Outline of Medieval sword forms

Medieval Chinese Repeating Crossbow

2014-09-26 12:21:17 UTC

No reload for a certain amount of crossbows.

Horse Armour

2014-09-26 12:24:13 UTC

Modern Flanged Maces

Medieval Weaponry

2014-09-26 12:25:12 UTC

Here are some of the main wepons used in the Middle Ages