A
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angon |
consisted of a barbed iron head with a slender neck attached
to a wooden shaft; designed to be thrown |
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assegai |
throwing spear |
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aunurgith |
long wooden spear |
C
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catela |
Celtic throwing spear with a pointed head nailed to a wooden
pole, a leather loop was placed in the middle of the spole throwing
and picking the weapon up |
G
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gaesum |
throwing spear |
J
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jaculum |
light Roman javelin with diamond-shaped steel heads |
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jarid |
light Oriental javelins with diamond-shaped steel heads |
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javelin |
Greek throwing spear with a socketed metal head |
K
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khundli p'hansi |
made of steel with a small thrusting dagger concealed in the
shaft |
N
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nageyari |
throwing spear with a tanged steel head |
P
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pilum |
socketed iron head with a barbed point designed to be thrown |
S
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saunion |
light wooden throwing spear with metal head |
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siligis |
wooden throwing |
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simbilan |
light wooden throwing spear |
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spiculum |
throwing spear with a thin-bladed point |
T
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te-yari |
throwing spear with a socketed steel head |
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telempang |
spear with a tanged willow-shaped blade and a spiked butt |
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to-ono |
heavy spear with a two-part wooden shaft and a barbed wooden
head |
Y
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yari |
spear with a trident shaped tanged blade |
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