Yes, both javelins and spears were used for warfare in ancient Greece. The spear, particularly the long thrusting spear known as the "dory," was a primary weapon for hoplite soldiers in phalanx formations. Javelins, or "akontia," were also utilized by light infantry and skirmishers for throwing at enemies from a distance. Together, these weapons played crucial roles in Greek military tactics and engagements.
they used iron weapons such as iron spears and arrows and chariots. they used swords, battle-axes, chariots, spears, warhammers, clubs and knifes
They used spears, swords, pikes, and chariots along with siege machines. Their helmets and greaves were made of bronze Shields were made of leather and bronze Swords and spearheads were made of iron.
Ancient Romans used a variety of equipment for hunting, including spears, javelins, bows and arrows, traps, and nets. They also utilized trained dogs, such as greyhounds and scent hounds, to aid in tracking and capturing prey. Additionally, some wealthy Romans may have employed falconry, using trained birds of prey to catch smaller game.
The weapons used during the Spanish Reconquista were different for the cavalry and infantry. The knights of the cavalry used javelins, thrusting spears, long swords, and the Visigothic axe. The peasants of the infantry used the longbow, composite bow, crossbow, spears, and short swords.
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they used iron weapons such as iron spears and arrows and chariots. they used swords, battle-axes, chariots, spears, warhammers, clubs and knifes
Do you mean spears, which are similar, but not used in the javelin throw?
Javelins have a long history, with their origins dating back to prehistoric times. The earliest known javelins appeared around 400,000 years ago, primarily used by early humans for hunting. However, the design and use of the javelin as a weapon and sport evolved significantly in ancient civilizations, particularly in Greece, where it became a key event in the ancient Olympic Games around the 8th century BCE.
Javelins (spears), swords, and their shields were sometimes used as weapons.
They used spears, swords, pikes, and chariots along with siege machines. Their helmets and greaves were made of bronze Shields were made of leather and bronze Swords and spearheads were made of iron.
Ancient Romans used a variety of equipment for hunting, including spears, javelins, bows and arrows, traps, and nets. They also utilized trained dogs, such as greyhounds and scent hounds, to aid in tracking and capturing prey. Additionally, some wealthy Romans may have employed falconry, using trained birds of prey to catch smaller game.
swords, shield's, bows, catapults, ballistas, spears, javelins, axes, maces, warhammers, tridents, nets and depending on the era and region siege weapons like elephants, cannons and trebuchets
Those who could not afford the armour and arms of an armoured warrior (hoplite) were used as light infantry (peltasts), having a light shield and armed with javelins or as archers with bows.
Spears were not invented in medieval times - they had already been around for for tens of thousands of years before that. Neolithic hunters used spears, Bronze Age people used spears, the ancient Egyptians used spears, the ancient Greeks used spears, Iron Age people used spears, the Romans and their enemies used spears and the Byzantines and Carolingians used spears long before the Middle ages.
Spears have been used as weapons for hunting and combat for thousands of years, dating back to prehistoric times. They were commonly used during ancient civilizations such as ancient Greece, Rome, and Egypt, and continued to be a popular weapon well into the Middle Ages.
Indians used bows and arrows and giant javelins/spears called an atlatle. The Europeans used swords, knives, cannons, and guns
The Crusaders used arming swords, daggers, battle axes, spears, lances (on horseback), javelins, bows, battering rams in the first crusade