The ancient Greeks. Although spears of various kinds have been around since the stone age.
The plural for for javelin is javelins.
No, a javelin is something you can see or hold so javelin is a concrete noun.
That is the correct spelling of "javelin" (competition throwing spear).
Kuntham means javelin.
If I'm reading your question properly I don't know why it's in the celebrities section-but anyway's, it's called a harpoon.
USA invented the javelin rocket.
it was made in Greece
the american indians =)
In a way you could say that Marius invented the Roman pilum. A pilum was a heavy javelin that more than likely morphed from the old Hoplite spear. Marius invented a type of javelin with a flexible shaft that would bend or break off once it hit the enemies' shield. This prevented the enemy from reusing the javelin against the Romans and if it stuck at an angle in their shields, it would hinder them in their froward rushes.In a way you could say that Marius invented the Roman pilum. A pilum was a heavy javelin that more than likely morphed from the old Hoplite spear. Marius invented a type of javelin with a flexible shaft that would bend or break off once it hit the enemies' shield. This prevented the enemy from reusing the javelin against the Romans and if it stuck at an angle in their shields, it would hinder them in their froward rushes.In a way you could say that Marius invented the Roman pilum. A pilum was a heavy javelin that more than likely morphed from the old Hoplite spear. Marius invented a type of javelin with a flexible shaft that would bend or break off once it hit the enemies' shield. This prevented the enemy from reusing the javelin against the Romans and if it stuck at an angle in their shields, it would hinder them in their froward rushes.In a way you could say that Marius invented the Roman pilum. A pilum was a heavy javelin that more than likely morphed from the old Hoplite spear. Marius invented a type of javelin with a flexible shaft that would bend or break off once it hit the enemies' shield. This prevented the enemy from reusing the javelin against the Romans and if it stuck at an angle in their shields, it would hinder them in their froward rushes.In a way you could say that Marius invented the Roman pilum. A pilum was a heavy javelin that more than likely morphed from the old Hoplite spear. Marius invented a type of javelin with a flexible shaft that would bend or break off once it hit the enemies' shield. This prevented the enemy from reusing the javelin against the Romans and if it stuck at an angle in their shields, it would hinder them in their froward rushes.In a way you could say that Marius invented the Roman pilum. A pilum was a heavy javelin that more than likely morphed from the old Hoplite spear. Marius invented a type of javelin with a flexible shaft that would bend or break off once it hit the enemies' shield. This prevented the enemy from reusing the javelin against the Romans and if it stuck at an angle in their shields, it would hinder them in their froward rushes.In a way you could say that Marius invented the Roman pilum. A pilum was a heavy javelin that more than likely morphed from the old Hoplite spear. Marius invented a type of javelin with a flexible shaft that would bend or break off once it hit the enemies' shield. This prevented the enemy from reusing the javelin against the Romans and if it stuck at an angle in their shields, it would hinder them in their froward rushes.In a way you could say that Marius invented the Roman pilum. A pilum was a heavy javelin that more than likely morphed from the old Hoplite spear. Marius invented a type of javelin with a flexible shaft that would bend or break off once it hit the enemies' shield. This prevented the enemy from reusing the javelin against the Romans and if it stuck at an angle in their shields, it would hinder them in their froward rushes.In a way you could say that Marius invented the Roman pilum. A pilum was a heavy javelin that more than likely morphed from the old Hoplite spear. Marius invented a type of javelin with a flexible shaft that would bend or break off once it hit the enemies' shield. This prevented the enemy from reusing the javelin against the Romans and if it stuck at an angle in their shields, it would hinder them in their froward rushes.
A Javelin
The javelin throw is believed to have originated in ancient Greece. It was part of the Olympic Games and was not attributed to a specific individual inventor, but rather to the history and culture of the ancient Greeks.
It is the Javelin.
The person who uses a javelin or participates in the sport is called a javelin thrower. The javelin throwers throw the javelin by the use of their hands.
2.5m modern javelin
whatbdoes the javelin respresent
The plural for for javelin is javelins.
The objective of Javelin is to throw the javelin over the greatest possible distance.