The Spartan homeland was Lacadaemonia (also known as Laconia hence the word laconic referring to brevity of speech). The L (lambda) is the first letter of that name.
They had different things on them. Most common however was a V
The Spartans wore gold helmets, gold armor around their legs and gold armor around their waist to the middle of their thighs, They had silver shields and silver armor from their neck to their shoulders to their waist.
from what i herd most Spartans where only 14 to 18 years old
china first invented shields around 1100 B.C. not to long after they invented the wheel.
knights had coloreddesigns on their Shields as a form of identification. which means so you know who they are and which army they are from!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
they use them to keep the other spartans safe.
An uppercase Lambda, Λ, which was the Greek Letter L. It looked like an upside down V, and stoop for Laconia, which was the part of Greece the Spartans were from. Spartans often had the Lambda painted on their shields.
It stands for VICTORY!
Spartans wear sandals , shields , and togas.
They had different things on them. Most common however was a V
L. Donald Shields was born in 1936.
yes in fact Spartans used it for their shields, armour, and spear tips.
the spartans are known to use ak 47s and the bodies of slaves as human shields
Spartans had spears swords Shields helmets and military formation called the phalanx
These Games Are Entirely Different, However, The Spartans Have MJOLNIR (Pronounced "Mull-ner) 5 Armour. The "Call of Duty Guys" Have The Newest Body armour. Not The Best Just The Newest. The Spartans Have Warthogs. CoD has Humvees. Halo Has Rechargeable Shields. CoD Has Riot Shields. Halo Has "Swaks" CoD Has "Knife!" The two games are hard to compare, but from my point of view, Halo And Its Spartans Win.
The Spartans wore gold helmets, gold armor around their legs and gold armor around their waist to the middle of their thighs, They had silver shields and silver armor from their neck to their shoulders to their waist.
The upside-down V symbol on Spartan shields is known as the lambda, which is the 11th letter of the Greek alphabet. It represents the sound "L" in the Greek language. The lambda was used as a symbol of the city-state of Sparta and its military prowess. It is often associated with the legendary Battle of Thermopylae, where King Leonidas and his 300 Spartans made a heroic stand against the Persian army.