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List of traditional armaments




This list of traditional armaments tries to include all "traditional" armaments. Essentially anything that is wieldable, excluding "modern" (post civil war) firearms. It lists everything by typography in easy-to-reference tables for your searching convenience.
This catalog does not however presume to list every dialectal variant for the word spear, sword, etc. It only attempts to provide a broad range of designs or unique characteristics of various arms of historical or regional significance, i.e. items that stand out from the standard norm. This catalog may include some modern examples but it tries to lean towards weapons of the past.
''For mythological or fictional arms see:''

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==How to read this table==
Martial uses
* Implement – (main use is a tool/but has been "known" to be used in battle or modified as a poor-mans weapon)
* War – (battle tested and usually standard issue)
* Practice – (hardly functional/can still be dangerous)
* Civilian – (impracticable for warfare/battlefields, similar to martial art category but not as formalized. primarily used as a deterrent; for self-protection or dueling)
* Improvised – (makeshift or grabbing/but recorded to have been used)
* Martial art – (dueling and sparring/more likely to see it in a school than on the battlefield)
* Historic – (not a type but a "named" blade or of historical significance)
* Ceremony/ornament – (Main purpose is not as a weapon, but it isn't a toy either)
* Parry – (A parrying knife/ "sword breaker" Typically used off-hand; Paired with a main weapon to shield from incoming blows, counterattack or disarm)
* Relic – (surviving example of the ancient past, historic and precious )
First column header Prime example for comparison (weapon style/usage notation)
Era
* ANCIENT – Dawn of civilization stone/Bronze Age
* ANTIQUITY – (Mediterranean) Time of Greek & Roman states. roughly Iron Age
* MEDIEVAL – (Europe) Middle Ages 476 AD to 1450 AD
* RENAISSANCE – (Europe) 14th-16th centuries Europe
* MODERN – came into use fairly recently in the human time line
* TRADITIONAL – Modern use with roots in the distant past



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