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What Is a Kukri? The Curved Nepalese Blade Explained
A kukri is a Nepalese knife with a forward curving blade, the edge on the inside of the curve and most of the mass out near the ti...
War Hammer and Mace: How Blunt Arms Beat Armour
Blunt arms beat armour by ignoring it. A sword edge has to cut something to do damage, and mail will not let it. A mace head does ...
The Viking Spear: The Most Common Arm in the North
The spear was the arm a Norseman was most likely to own. It shows up in more graves than the sword, it cost a fraction as much, it...
Viking Armour: Mail, Lamellar and What Norsemen Actually Wore
Viking armour came down to a mail shirt, an iron helmet and a round shield. Most men who sailed on a raid owned none of the first ...
Types of Daggers: Rondel, Bollock, Dirk, Stiletto and More
A dagger is a short blade built primarily to thrust, usually with a point strong enough to punch and a grip made for a reverse or ...
What Is a Wakizashi? The Short Sword Beside the Katana
A wakizashi is a Japanese short sword with a blade between roughly 30 and 60 centimetres, about 12 to 24 inches. Anything longer i...
What Is a Scimitar? Talwar, Shamshir and Kilij Explained
A scimitar is not one sword. It is a European catch all for the curved, single edged sabres of the Middle East, Central Asia, Nort...
Viking Helmets: What They Actually Looked Like
A Viking helmet was a rounded iron bowl, usually built from riveted panels, often with a nose bar and sometimes with a spectacle s...
Best Bowie Knives: A Buyer’s Guide to the American Classic
How to choose the best Bowie knife: what defines a true Bowie, types compared, steel and handle advice, legality notes, and honest downsides.
The Dane Axe: The Long Axe of the Huscarls
A Dane axe is a broad bladed axe on a long haft, swung with two hands, at its height in the tenth and eleventh centuries. The head...