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What did the Normans use in the Battle of Hastings?
catupults and swords
Where were the samurai swords made from?
Samurai swords are from Japan. The swords were made of hardened steel.
What were Norman weapons in 1066?
The Norman soldiers had 9 foot spears, kite shaped shields with leather around it, 6 foot dane axes, swords 28 to 32 inches long, falchions, maces, and daggers.
What made the Normans so powerful?
The Normans were originally so mean they never have been nice
What is the oldest weapon swords or arrows?
Swords are made of metal. Arrows can be made of wood. Arrows have been around a good deal longer than swords.
Who invented swords?
Swords were invented in 3500 B.C. Back then swords were made out of Bronze, an alloy of copper and tin.
Who made chepstow castle?
The Normans, after the Battle of Hastings.
What happend to Harold godwinson in the battle?
He got shot in the eye by a arrow from the Normans so that made the Normans win and the battle was over
What were samurai swords made of?
Steel
Why were the Anglo Saxons barbarians?
no this was a mtyh made up by normans
What are fact of Japan?
The Samurai swords were built of the strongest steel of any swords ever made.
When were samurai swords made illegal?
If you are referring to the UK, it was April 2008. However traditionally made swords are still perfectly legal (hand forged carbon steel swords). And swords made for martial arts (such as Iaito) can be bought if you are a member of a recognized martial arts school. Antiques are also perfectly legal as are all swords made up until 1954. Modern swords must be handforged and made of traditional materials though. In effect the only swords banned are cheap wall hangers (like those rubbish Triple Sword Sets you could get for like 50 Pounds.
