Feb 4, 2023
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Ulfberht and Ernie
Silly Game Time: If you had to master one kind of melee weapon from any point throughout history and any region of the world, which would you choose?
Try to be specific. For example, not just "sword", but a type of sword like a claymore or a katana or a rapier. Options include a kind of sword, polearm (like a staff or spear or halberd), axe, club (like a mace or hammer or cudgel), knife, flail (like a whip or nunchaku), or something unusual and unexpected (like a cane or sickles or fans, even garden or cooking tools, etc.).
Definitely a viking styled sword, like this
Secrets of the Viking Sword Documentary
Ulfberht – The mysterious Sword made with advanced technology
Ulfberht – The mysterious Sword made with advanced technology
Ulfberht – The mysterious Sword made with advanced technology. It was a sword that dominated the battlefield across different regions in Europe, it was a sword a thousand years ahead of its time, built by a mysterious craftsman. Even though it was used by many nations it is a Sword that was attributed to the Vikings and used from about 800 to 1100 AD, it was a masterpiece built from pure steel…
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+Ulfberh+t Sword/Serpent Mounds/Giants
On this episode of Expanded Perspectives the guys discuss how Harvard and MIT create self assembling robots, Mysterious Viking Sword made with Technology from the Future, Ghost with axe seen inside old military frigate, Great Serpent Mound of southern Ohio and the Giants that once ruled America.
Show Notes:
Harvard and MIT create first self…
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best sword of all time. viking swords more than a millenium old using high quality carbon steel although those metalworking techniques would not exist until a thousand years later. better than damascus steel or the best japanese katanas. more here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ulfberht and here: http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/nova/ancient/secrets-viking-sword.html