Weapons & Warriors

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The most recent post is about the Roman gladiator known as the Scissor, with a weapon that went by the same name.

All artwork for the Weapons & Warrior Posts is hand drawn by Steven DeVon Jones or myself, TL Jeffcoat.



Egyptians
One of the Greatest and oldest Empires on Earth.
The Khopesh  (10/25/2013)

Europeans
The Knights and Warriors of the European Continent.
The Corseque  (7/12/2013)
The Cutlass  (7/7/2014)
The Halberd  (7/19/2013)
The Horseman's Pick  (3/31/2014)
The Lantern Shield  (8/20/2013)
The Morning Star  (7/5/2013)

Hawaiians
The warriors of the deep Pacific Ocean Islands of Hawaii.
The Leiomano   (1/9/2013)

Hussites
The religious warriors of Bohemia that repelled four Crusades.
The Flail  (1/22/2013)
The Hand-Cannon (2/8/2013)

Jaguar & Eagle Knights
The feared Eagle and Jaguar warriors of the Aztec Empire.

The Atlatl (1/23/2012)
The Macuahuitl (1/16/2012)

The Tecpatl (1/9/2012)
The Tepoztopilli  (4/17/2013)
To Subdue or Not To Subdue (2/6/2012)

Japanese

Common People from a Land of Warriors

The Tonfa (3/10/2014)
  
Javanese

The Fearless Warriors of Indonesia

The Keris (1/7/2014)
  

Koreans

The Warriors of the Korean Peninsula

The Hwacha (8/4/2013)

Macedonians

Greek warriors who served under King Perseus

The Kestros (5/4/2013)

Māori 

The Tattooed Warriors of New Zealand

The Mere and Wahaika (5/15/2012)
The Stingray Tete (6/1/2012)
The Taiaha (5/9/2012) 
The Tewhatewha (6/19/2012)
Behind the Masks (6/22/2012) 

Marathas

The Empire that ended Muhgal rule in India

The Bagh Nakha (1/31/2014)

Native Americans

The Proud Tribal Warriors of old North America

The Gunstock War Club (12/2/2013)
The Tomahawk (3/9/2013)

Ninja

The secretive assassins of Japan.

The Black Egg (11/14/2011)
The Kusarigama (10/31/2011)

The Ninjato (11/22/2011)

The Sai (10/24/2011)
The Shikomi (11/27/2011)
The Shuriken (11/7/2011)
Truth of the Shinobi (12/6/2011) 

Norsemen

The Warriors of the Icy North.

The Daneaxe (3/6/2012)
The Longsword and Seaxe (2/27/2012)
The Spears (2/20/2012) 
Legend of the Norsemen (2/13/2012)

Ottoman Cavalry
The Horsemen of the Turkish Lands

The Kilij (3/21/2012)

Rajput
The fearless warrior kings of India.
The Bhuj (10/10/2011)
The Chakram (10/3/2011)
The Khanda (9/12/2011)
The Katara (9/19/2011)

The Urumi (9/26/2011)

Sons of Kings (10/17/2011)

Romans
Soldiers and Gladiators of one of histories most powerful Empires.
The Cestus (9/27/2013)
The Plumbata (8/5/2014)
The Scissor (9/16/2014)

Russians
Modern elite soldiers who train to ignore all pain.
The Ballistic Knife (2/16/2013)
The Spetsnaz, Russia’s Elite (2/23/2013)

Samurai
The honorable warriors of Japan.

The Daishō (12/12/2011) 
The Kanabō (12/18/2011) 
The Naginata (3/14/2012) 
The Tessen (12/29/2011)
Bushidō of the Samurai (1/2/2012) 

Scottish
The kilt wearing warriors of the Scottish Highlands.
The Claymore  (1/15/2013)

Shaolin
The pacifist monks of Central China.
The Dadao  (7/25/2012)
The Fu Tao (7/4/2012)  
The Guan Dao (4/28/2014)
The Jiujie Bian (7/18/2012) 
The Liuxing Chui (7/11/2012)
The Yueya Chan (6/27/2012)

Sikhs
The Warrior Saints of India.
The Talwar  (6/28/2013)
The Warrior Saints  (6/19/2013)

Spartans

The men of Sparta bred for war.

The Aspis (8/15/2011)

The Dory (8/22/2011)

The Kopis (8/29/2011)

Spartan Culture, Warriors from Birth (9/5/2011)

Spartan Phalanx, The War Machine (9/6/2011)

Zande Warriors

The conquering Azande of Congo and Sudan.

The Strychnine Arrow (4/4/2012)
The Kpinga (3/28/2012)
The Makraka (4/18/2012) 
The Makrigga (4/11/2012)
The Living Nightmares of the Congo (4/25/2012)