A shield used but the Spartans
The Trojans primarily used large, round shields known as "aspis" or "hoplon," made from wood and often reinforced with metal. These shields were designed to provide substantial protection and were used in close combat situations. Some Trojans also employed smaller, more maneuverable shields for mobility. Their shields were often decorated with various symbols or motifs, reflecting their identity and status in battle.
Auxiliary shields, commonly used in ancient military contexts, were typically made from materials such as wood, leather, or metal. The wooden shields were often covered with leather for added durability and protection. Some shields featured metal components or reinforcements, particularly around the edges or in the form of boss (a central protrusion) for better impact resistance. The choice of materials varied based on the period, region, and specific military needs.
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Simple shields made of wood.
The Aztecs shields were made out of feathers and other fine materials. These shields also included precious metals like gold.
A hoplite was a citizen-soldier of the Ancient Greek city-states.
In ancient Greece, the hoplite provided a solid military unit and organization of Greek citizens. Any male old enough and strong enough to wield a spear and a shield could be trained to be a member of a hoplite. In war time, males would be trained as militia hoplites that could defend their home town or city if under external invasion. As a military unit, hoplites were the backbone of ancient Greek armies. A hoplite provided provided an organized unit that was capable of taking on armies much larger than the hoplite. The standard weapon of the hoplite was a long spear that could extend over the shields of the men in the first two rows of the hoplite, although each man was equipped with a sword as a secondary weapon. Hoplite soldiers were also heavily armored (for the time), and had large shields that could be used as protection. The theory behind the hoplite was that a physical wall would be presented to the enemy with long spears for attack. The first row of men would be used to hold the enemy back, while the second and third rows could stab over the first row and attack the enemy. Because there were multiple rows in a hoplite, the strength of each man was multiplied because of the support that those behind them could lend. Also, in such close quarters, men were able to work in more cohesive actions, thus saving men's lives and providing a more efficient unit. Hoplites won battles through sheer attrition.
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A hoplite soldier wore a breast plate a spatan shield a helmet and had a spear
They did. They were made of wood and leather.
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The vote would have to go for the legionary being the better fighting man. The hoplite fought in tight formation and their main weapon was a spear. They also had a pushing tactic with their shields, but if their formation broke, their lines were penetrated and it was difficult to reform, even though they may have had a second line in the rear. The Romans abandoned this method of fighting and went to the maniple, which was a more mobile unit, more dependent on charges and hand to hand combat than the tightly packed hoplite method. The victories of the Romans speak for themselves as to which was the better method of fighting.
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Roman shields, like all other Roman weapons and protective gear, were made in the various armories scattered throughout the empire.