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They had long swords which were made in southern Spain and were used by the Norman soldiers in the 12th century. They were made of steel with a silver handle for the blade, which usually had a snake symbol on it. This was very important for their triumph at the battle of Hastings because they were extremely powerful and could break the Saxons swords which were made of iron.
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What weapons did a Norman knight have?
A Norman knight would have a large sword, a mace and often a lance.
How did the Norman soilders fell in the battle for hastings?
Through being stabbed by swords or hit by arrows, hammers and war axes.
What weapans did the roman soilders use?
The basic weapons of a Roman soldier ready for battle included three vital weapons. The soldier would have a short sword, a dagger and a spear.
How did captive taking hurt and help Indians in the French and Indian War?
it hurt them by loosing soilders and gaing weapons and clothing
What were the weapons used in the war of the Norman Conquest?
Mainly swords, maces and axes.
How did the Aztec and the Incan empires originate?
he had more weapons and a lot of soilders plus he had metal weapons
What were the Norman's weapons?
AK47s and tanks.
What were the dangers facing the soilders on the front line in the trenches?
Trench foot
What weapons did a Norman knight have?
A Norman knight would have a large sword, a mace and often a lance.
How did the Norman soilders fell in the battle for hastings?
Through being stabbed by swords or hit by arrows, hammers and war axes.
What weapans did the roman soilders use?
The basic weapons of a Roman soldier ready for battle included three vital weapons. The soldier would have a short sword, a dagger and a spear.
War supplies are also called?
war supplies were called rations or goods by the soilders
How did captive taking hurt and help Indians in the French and Indian War?
it hurt them by loosing soilders and gaing weapons and clothing
How do soilders get there weapons?
In a cantonment environment, they'd be kept in a unit arms room, and drawn out from the unit armourer when it's time to do such.
What do you call a romen who runs a 100 foot soilders?
That's 'Roman' and the term is Centurion. The Latin for 100 is Centa
When and why the use of Norman castles change?
because weapons destroied them over time
What were the weapons used in the war of the Norman Conquest?
Mainly swords, maces and axes.
