Ancient weapons – Nowadays, we see lots of new weapons developed like armed drones, energy guns, destructive missiles and many other dangerous war tools. However, modern weapons make it easy for us to forget about ancient ones created to help warriors and entire armies win massive battles. But today, I won’t tell you about swords, axes, spears and other ancient weapons you know from films, games, and books.
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Instead, I offer you knowledge about ancient weapons that only a few people have. Don’t worry, these weapons are known by few not because they are worthless, but because they were made by professional weaponsmiths who were the best of their time. These masterful artisans told their craft secrets only to their best apprentices who could forge them.
Some of these weapons were manufactured to defeat enemies in very specific situations and others were used in almost every battle as an all-suiting option. Because humans developed in many different areas of the world throughout history, these weapons were created in different regions and ages to be the most beneficial for warriors of that time. All these weapons are dangerous and different by their look and function and require learning different fighting techniques to become proficient with their use.
So without wasting more time, see these dangerous ancient weapons below!
10. Madu
Ancient Hindu and Muslims weren’t allowed to have weapons, so they improvised and created something unique; a weapon which would be fatal, but look as if it is a regular work tool for the daily. They decided to make a weapon from Indian antelope horns that would be connected by a crossbar. With horns facing the opposite sides, the madu was perfect for surprise attacks from behind. Yet, both Hindus and Muslims tell that the madu was mostly used for self-protection.
Maan kombu (the fighting style that uses this weapon) is still practiced today. However, the weapon is manufactured using non-traditional animal horns to save Indian antelopes from extinction.
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