Several years ago, I found this impressive image on the Internet under the title “Saxon shields” and I have no reason to doubt it, although there are a few features that were not so usual among the Saxon warriors.
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24/02/2022
Uncategorized medieval warfare, Military, Military history, Military topics, Saxon, Saxons, Vikings Leave a comment
Several years ago, I found this impressive image on the Internet under the title “Saxon shields” and I have no reason to doubt it, although there are a few features that were not so usual among the Saxon warriors.
02/12/2021
Uncategorized China, Chinese, Chinese culture, Chinese Empire, medieval warfare, Military, Military history, Military technology, Tang China, Tang Dynasty Leave a comment
A recreation of a T’ang dynasty Era (or a generic Tang-type) lamellar cuirass and helmet. Creators unknown: felicitations to them for their superb work.
11/10/2021
Uncategorized England, English, Jomsvikings, Jorvik Viking Festival, medieval warfare, Sweden, Valsgärde, Vendel Culture, Viking, Viking Age, Viking history, Viking longship, Vikings, York Leave a comment
Three Viking warriors in a reenactment from the Jorvik Viking Festival (2012).
Reenactors and creators of the helmets, armour, clothing etc, are unknown: kudos to them for their marvelous work.
23/08/2021
Uncategorized Byzantine army, Byzantine Empire, Byzantines, Byzantium, σπαθί, Βυζαντινός στρατός, Βυζαντινή αυτοκρατορία, Βυζαντινοί, Κωνσταντινούπολη, medieval warfare, Military, Military history, Military technology, Warfare Leave a comment
A fine Byzantine hagiography of Saint Mercurios, early 14th century. His arms and armour are typical Byzantine of the Late period (church of Saint Clementios, Ochris).
12/07/2021
Uncategorized Asia, China, Chinese, Chinese army, Chinese Empire, Chinese people, Far East, medieval warfare, Military, Military history, Military technology Leave a comment
A representation of a Chinese officer, an infantryman and a cavalryman of the Northern and Southern dynasties Period (AD 386–589) from Liu Yonghua’s excellent book on the warriors of Imperial Eras China (copyright: Liu Yonghua).