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Did the Anglo Saxons wear chainmail in battle?
The Housecarls, one of Harold's type of soldiers did, but Fyrds, another, didn't.
How do you make chainmail?
Chainmail was a way of protecting oneself in battle. It can be made by linking small metal rings in a pattern until it is big enough for a person to wear.
What did soldiers wear at the battle of lexington and concord?
nothing
What did byzantine soldiers wear?
Byzantine soilders were mostly known for rocking a mini-skirt while in the heat of battle
What did the soldiers wear in the Battle of Vimy Ridge?
Green jackets (dark) , green Hats (dark), brown trousers
Did the Anglo Saxons wear chainmail in battle?
The Housecarls, one of Harold's type of soldiers did, but Fyrds, another, didn't.
Why did a knight wear chainmail?
To protect the body from blows and stabs in when battle.
How do you make chainmail?
Chainmail was a way of protecting oneself in battle. It can be made by linking small metal rings in a pattern until it is big enough for a person to wear.
What did the vikings wear into battle?
Chainmail shirts, padded under layer, round or kite shield, sword and throwing spears
What is the kind of mail that you wear as armor?
Chainmail
What did soldiers wear at the battle of lexington and concord?
nothing
What did the Normans wear on the battle field?
Chainmail, conical helmets, leather boots. Just like you see on the bayeaux tapestry. It's the best evidence from the time.
What type of uniforms did the Union soldiers wear in the Battle of Shiloh?
blue cotton..............................
Did spartan soldiers wear shoes?
Yes. Sandle type things.
What did the Union soldiers wear during the Battle of Gettysburg?
Union soldiers wore blue uniforms made of wool, with cotton "blouses" or shirts.
What did the holy crusaders wear?
they wore chainmail armor, steel helmets and a red cross over that armor
What did byzantine soldiers wear?
Byzantine soilders were mostly known for rocking a mini-skirt while in the heat of battle
