Medieval Weaponry: Swords and Armor

Read on to know more about the various types of medieval weapons and medieval weaponry such as swords and armor…
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Malleolus The separation of plates in lorica segmantia was not as good as full plates. The leather bindings used to make the segments articulated were prone to wear and tear, the suits themselves were rather complicated, and it only covered the torso. As far as protection for the rest of the body, plate armor wasn't much different. Full plates are not as complicated, you have metal to metal articulation if it is made properly, and you don't have to worry about a decent fighter running their sword up under a segment of armor and stabbing you, which was the common wound for lorica segmantia armor wearers. 2/24/2009
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raj Why were middle eastern swords hooked or curved sharply at one end? (Medieval Age) 9/5/2008
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