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How much is a shield armor and weapons worth in the middle ages?
900
What is the best armor and weapon in the middle ages?
In the Middle Ages, weapons were very personal, and choosing the ideal weapon depended on the individual. The best was what that person wanted most, which might have been a sword or lance, or it might have been a mace, pick, or war hammer. The best armor depended on the circumstances too. It is usually thought that plate armor was best, and it may have been for the types of combat that were done in Western Europe of the Middle Ages, but many people preferred not to use it as it restricted action too much. The Moors, for example, were always lightly armored because they wanted to be able to move quickly.
What was the armor in the middle ages like?
The armor of the foot soldier was a bit different from that of the mounted knight. Early in the middle ages, soldiers had shields made of wood or leather on wooden frames. This developed, but not much, though central bosses made of metal were added. Some soldiers, most notably archers, had little armor or none. This made archers very vulnerable to cavalry attack. This lead to the use of dismounted knights, with full plate armor, just as they would wear mounted, defending the archers with halberds and other pole arms, and this was a very effective combination in the Late Middle Ages. Ordinary infantry had mail at the beginning of the middle ages, and still had male at the end, though in the end they were somewhat likely to have breast plates much like plate armor. As time progressed, pieces of armor were stitched to the mail, and strips of metal were added on the limbs. But the infantry was never armed as heavily as mounted knights. Helmets for infantry were likewise simpler, especially as their visors were not especially designed to protect their eyes from lances.
How did Islam affect the middle ages?
It affected Much of the middle east and india.
How much money did stall holders get in Baghdad in the middle ages?
Not much
How much is a shield armor and weapons worth in the middle ages?
900
What is the best armor and weapon in the middle ages?
In the Middle Ages, weapons were very personal, and choosing the ideal weapon depended on the individual. The best was what that person wanted most, which might have been a sword or lance, or it might have been a mace, pick, or war hammer. The best armor depended on the circumstances too. It is usually thought that plate armor was best, and it may have been for the types of combat that were done in Western Europe of the Middle Ages, but many people preferred not to use it as it restricted action too much. The Moors, for example, were always lightly armored because they wanted to be able to move quickly.
What was the armor in the middle ages like?
The armor of the foot soldier was a bit different from that of the mounted knight. Early in the middle ages, soldiers had shields made of wood or leather on wooden frames. This developed, but not much, though central bosses made of metal were added. Some soldiers, most notably archers, had little armor or none. This made archers very vulnerable to cavalry attack. This lead to the use of dismounted knights, with full plate armor, just as they would wear mounted, defending the archers with halberds and other pole arms, and this was a very effective combination in the Late Middle Ages. Ordinary infantry had mail at the beginning of the middle ages, and still had male at the end, though in the end they were somewhat likely to have breast plates much like plate armor. As time progressed, pieces of armor were stitched to the mail, and strips of metal were added on the limbs. But the infantry was never armed as heavily as mounted knights. Helmets for infantry were likewise simpler, especially as their visors were not especially designed to protect their eyes from lances.
What section of Africa carried on much trade during the Middle Ages?
What section of Africa carried on much trade during the middle ages
How much is dragon armor worth on runescape?
its worth to much if some one knows how to get it i can get the level but i cant get gold i dont have much
What is dragonscale armor worth in realm of the mad god?
i would say it is worth about as much as other T8 armor, and depending on which server you play on, 1 stat potion
How did Islam affect the middle ages?
It affected Much of the middle east and india.
How much money did stall holders get in Baghdad in the middle ages?
Not much
How much did doctors make during the middle ages?
They did not make much and worked for the lords and their wives
How much did the fun the middle ages have?
Not much. This was a very harsh and dangerous time.
Much of the trade during the Middle Ages was based on .?
wool
What did the soldiers armor look like?
The armor of the foot soldier was a bit different from that of the mounted knight. Early in the middle ages, soldiers had shields made of wood or leather on wooden frames. This developed, but not much, though central bosses made of metal were added. Some soldiers, most notably archers, had little armor or none. This made archers very vulnerable to cavalry attack. This lead to the use of dismounted knights, with full plate armor, just as they would wear mounted, defending the archers with halberds and other pole arms, and this was a very effective combination in the Late Middle Ages. Ordinary infantry had mail at the beginning of the middle ages, and still had male at the end, though in the end they were somewhat likely to have breast plates much like plate armor. As time progressed, pieces of armor were stitched to the mail, and strips of metal were added on the limbs. But the infantry was never armed as heavily as mounted knights. Helmets for infantry were likewise simpler, especially as their visors were not especially designed to protect their eyes from lances.
