Courtesy of oldest child: What is one two handed weapon from the Dacian culture.
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Courtesy of oldest child: What is one two handed weapon from the Dacian culture.
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The two-handed falx was a polearm.
polearm
Falx
Either a sword a bow and arrow or a crossbow
The two handed falx
Dacian Falx.
There’s always the bow…
The two-handed Dacian falx was a pole-arm.
/Polearm
The two-handed falx was a polearm
Falx
The bow and the polearm.
two handed falx
The two-handed falx was a polearm.
A sickle called a falx.
Falx
A Polearm or a Bow
Dacian falx
Falx
Flax
Pole-arm
a Scythian sword
Two handed falx was called a pole-arm
Pole arm
falx
A bow and arrow. There is debate on whether the Falx was Dacian.
the Dacian two-handed falx.
Two handed falx
Bow and arrow
FALX
Falx
Falx, Dacian sickle
The Falx could be used either one handed or two handed.
faix a pole arm
polearm
Falx
The two-handed falx was a polearm
guessing human shield isn’t the right answer 😉
The two-handed falx was a polearm.The two-handed falx was a pole-arm. It consisted of a 3 feet (0.91 m) long wooden shaft with a long curved iron blade of nearly-equal length attached to the end. Archaeological evidence indicates that the one-handed falx was also used two-handed
Two handed falx
Two handed falx
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You have to love google searches. One two handed weapon was the falx aka a polearm. Falx was Latin for sickle, but it was any scythe style weapon. It would be great for an old vampire:)
Gals which later became Falcata. Sickle shaped sword.
Bloody autocorrect. I meant Falx, which later became Falcata, the sickle shaped sword.
The two-handed falx, a polearm. Not to be confused with flax, which may have been eaten or used by the Dacians or their animals…
Falx
Falx
thank god for google – pole arm (falx)
I’m just going with what everyone else said Falx.
I looked it up falx
I will go with Falx
falx
Falax – Polearm
falax. had to look this up on wikipedia.
according to wiki a Falx.
Polearm
The Falx which is related to the Thracian rhomphaia, had to add something a little a little different, lol.
two-handed falx was a polearm
Falx. Thanks Wikipedia.
Falx, Dacian sickle
The Falx
polearm
Staff
FALX
Falx
A falx which left the Warriors more vulnerable because they couldn’t use a shield
Falx
Flax
Thanks to google I’m going with falx
The two-handed falx was a polearm.
A falx
It was a sickle type sword.
Falx
Pole-arm\ two handed falx
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first thing that popped into my head was a glave but I don’t think that was during that time period. . . I guess I’ll go with falx (great to have google)
I have to admit to googling this and have now learned my new thing for the day. The Falx came in two sizes one handed and two handed. It says it was a 3 foot pole with a curved 16 inch blade. Not something you want to meet in a dark alley.
Falx
Polearm
scythe-bladed sword
Polearm
Falx (polearm)
Confession time, I had to Google this. Bravo to your oldest! Falx – Dacian Sickle
http://www.wulflund.com/weapons/swords/ancient-swords/falx-dacian-sickle-two-handed-weapon.html
For a photo.
As did I. 😉
Bow and arrow. Always a favorite.
bow and arrow
Falx
google says… falx (sickle)
Dacian Falx. Does your oldest play World of Warcraft?
This dreaded weapon, similar to a large sickle, came in two variants: a shorter, one-handed falx called a sica, and a longer two-handed version. The shorter falx was called sica (sickle) in the Dacian language. The two-handed falx was a polearm.
The two handled falx
Dacian cultere? *looks it up* Falx
Falx
Oooo nice one. I had to google this. A Falx the two handed one being the Pole-arm.
the two-handed falx, also called a polearm.
Thank you Google: This dreaded weapon, similar to a large sickle, came in two variants: a shorter, one-handed falx called a sica, and a longer two-handed version. The shorter falx was called sica (sickle) in the Dacian language. The two-handed falx was a polearm.
Wow. I’m Romanian and I actually have No idea what it’s called.
Huh… well… isn’t that.. interesting. LOL.. I have no freaking clue! lol..
uh.. a sickle?? maybe?? that’s one heck of an interesting question… I’m gonna look it up later. LOL
So I completely cheated 😉
This dreaded weapon, similar to a large sickle, came in two variants: a shorter, one-handed falx called a sica, and a longer two-handed version. The shorter falx was called sica (sickle) in the Dacian language. The two-handed falx was a polearm.
Dacian warfare – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dacian_warfareWikipedia
Daclan Flax
The most efficient was the Falk but I guess bows would also count as two handed.
Flax or aka pole arm… Thank you google
The two-handed falx was a polearm.
Two handed falx was a polearm
The Falx, which was a type of scythe.
The two-handed falx was a pole-arm. It consisted of a 3 feet (0.91 m) long wooden shaft with a long curved iron blade of nearly-equal length attached to the end. Archaeological evidence indicates that the one-handed falx was also used two-handed
polearm
Dacian falx
I pick the Dacian Falx from my Google search.
Are we doing his home work..snigger..
I looked it up references & found this :-
This dreaded weapon, similar to a large sickle, came in two variants: a shorter, one-handed falx called a sica, and a longer two-handed version. The shorter falx was called sica (sickle) in the Dacian language. The two-handed falx was a polearm.
Bow and arrow
The two-handed falx was a pole-arm
Falx-pole arm .
Falx
Two-handed sword
Polearm
I would have had no idea but it’s nice to know other people have kids with crazy interests and trivia.
bow and arrow
polearm
Dacian falx
No clue but I’m going with bow and arrow since you need two hands to shoot one
Falx… the bigger version, which I understand is like a sickle in anime mode, i.e. bigger than longer than a normal sickle.
Falx
A flax (the bigger one)
Falx
I had to look his up as I had no idea what the heck your child was talking about. The answer is a Falx. By the way how old is the above mentioned child?