Hoplite warfare Greek, Etruscan early Roman.

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Pieter Laubscher

a painting of men in armor with spears and shields

Римская армия Эпоха ранней республики -римско-этрусский центурион V -IV в. до н.э. Max58.

Римское царство (Regnum Romanum) и Ранняя Республика

The Etruscans. ETRUSCAN WARS WITH ROME, 5th CENTURY BC .

Lakaidaimonian Hoplites of 8th century B.C.. archaic era . The emblem on their shields show their (military unit )" spartan morae". The right hoplite ,is officer ,his unit "morae of Amyklon" with emblem a rooster symbol of the worship of cod Apollo. The left is a hoplite of "morae of Mystra " with emblem a scorpion ,symbol of the worship of cod Ares.

Archaic hoplite full panoply

a man dressed in armor standing next to a white column and flag pole on the grass

Cosplay

Knight Armor

The Early Archaic hoplite.

Archaic Hoplite. The collapse of the Palace Societies effected a military decline. The way was opened for a chaotic type of battle, where the well trained heavily armored aristocrats, their closest relatives & their picked bodyguards dominated. Hoplite means men at arms & only men of good financial standing could afford adequate combat gear. The panoply of the time was covering the warrior from head to toe.The armor was also a way of displaying the warrior’s noble status.

a man dressed in costume with horns and holding a spear standing next to a shield

Beautiful World

A hoplite of the Archaic Period with a bell-type bronze cuirass, horned bronze Corinthian helmet, hoplite ‘Argive’ shield and spear. This type of armory was characteristic also for the Greeks of Sicily and Magna Graecia.

a drawing of a roman soldier holding two spears

Roman Armor

Armour

Medieval Weapons

Ancient Civilizations

Heavily Armed Archaic Hoplite Chris Giannopoulos

an image of a man dressed in armor and holding a spear with information about it

Medieval History

Archaic age armour from Dimitrios Katzikis at hellenicarmors.gr

a painting of two men in armor with spears

Archaic Greeks by JohnnyShumate on DeviantArt

Ancient Troy

Greek Culture

Early Greek Dark Ages warriors by Giuseppe Rava

The Battle of Alalia, By Giuseppe Rava. The Battle of Alalia, ca. 540 BCE, took place in the Sardinian Sea between the Phocaeans and a coalition of Etruscans and Phoenicians. According to Herodotus (1.166.2) the Phocaeans with sixty galleys achieved a "Cadmeian victory," over the coalition forces consisting of one hundred and twenty galleys. Both sides presumably deployed biremes, penteconters with two levels of oarsmen. Carthage, Ancient Mariner, Ancient People

Carthage

Ancient Mariner

Ancient People

The Battle of Alalia, By Giuseppe Rava. The Battle of Alalia, ca. 540 BCE, took place in the Sardinian Sea between the Phocaeans and a coalition of Etruscans and Phoenicians. According to Herodotus (1.166.2) the Phocaeans with sixty galleys achieved a "Cadmeian victory," over the coalition forces consisting of one hundred and twenty galleys. Both sides presumably deployed biremes, penteconters with two levels of oarsmen.