Illyrian / Greek Sword for identification.

Dom · 27th August 2012, 01:08 AM

Hi
my favorite field is
- Islamic edged weapons, that's more contemporary, than it's antic
with your sword, we are entering in archaeological era, we aren't any more in ethnography

I've looked for by curiosity, because the word "Illyrian" was unknown for me
here a link, who shows the complexity of these populations
http://www.ancient-battles.com/catw/illyria.htm
as per as this site
- some of the true warriors were poorly equipped, just a wooden mace, instead of a sword ...

in spare time, I'll have a look on my books documentation

à +

Dom

27th August 2012, 01:08 AM	#2
Dom Member Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: Paris (FR*) Cairo (EG) Posts: 1,142	Hi my favorite field is - Islamic edged weapons, that's more contemporary, than it's antic with your sword, we are entering in archaeological era, we aren't any more in ethnography I've looked for by curiosity, because the word "Illyrian" was unknown for me here a link, who shows the complexity of these populations http://www.ancient-battles.com/catw/illyria.htm as per as this site - some of the true warriors were poorly equipped, just a wooden mace, instead of a sword ... in spare time, I'll have a look on my books documentation à + Dom