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Archers

The Archers of King Darius : Enamelled Tiles from Susa

     

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Archers

Bowman in Sennacherib's army. 8th to 7th century BC. (Museo Baracco, Rome).

 
 

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Cavalry

Assyrian cavalry charging. Relief in British Museum.

 
 

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Legionaries

A group of legionaries carved on the marble pedestal of the column memorial to Antoninus Pius. Weapons were the two-edged sword and the javelin (pilum) which was an iron blade attached to a wooden shaft. Protection was afforded by the leathern cuirass with metal bands, a shield, and greaves.

 
 

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Praetorian Guard

Praetorian guard are shown in this pictured sculpture. During Imperial times the term Praetorian Guard denoted the household troops encamped just outside Rome.

 
 

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Battering-ram

Assyrian battering-ram. Attacking Hamath, Balawat palace gates. 9th century BC. (British Museum). Cf. Is. 37:13.  

  
 

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