A list of 100 types of weapons from the past.

 A list of 100 types of weapons from the past:

  1. Sword
  2. Dagger
  3. Spear
  4. Bow
  5. Crossbow
  6. Javelin
  7. Axe
  8. Mace
  9. War Hammer
  10. Polearm
  11. Halberd
  12. Battle Axe
  13. Flail
  14. Morning Star
  15. War Scythe
  16. Gladius (Roman short sword)
  17. Sling
  18. Boomerang
  19. War Club
  20. War Fan
  21. War Pick
  22. War Flail
  23. War Crossbow
  24. Blowgun
  25. War Dart
  26. War Sickle
  27. War Fork
  28. War Quoit
  29. War Lance
  30. War Trident
  31. War Scissors
  32. War Chariot
  33. War Elephant
  34. War Rhino
  35. War Camel
  36. War Wagon
  37. War Balloon
  38. Warship
  39. Catapult
  40. Trebuchet
  41. Ballista
  42. Mangonel
  43. Onager
  44. Greek Fire
  45. Cannon
  46. Matchlock Musket
  47. Flintlock Musket
  48. Blunderbuss
  49. Longbow
  50. Arbalest
  51. War Boomerang
  52. War Sling
  53. War Banner
  54. War Drum
  55. War Trumpet
  56. War Horn
  57. War Gong
  58. War Drummer
  59. War Standard
  60. War Drumstick
  61. War Hornet
  62. War Catapult
  63. War Ballista
  64. War Mangonel
  65. War Onager
  66. War Siege Tower
  67. War Ladder
  68. War Battering Ram
  69. War Tortoise
  70. War Plow
  71. War Caltrop
  72. War Net
  73. War Hook
  74. War Rake
  75. War Shovel
  76. War Saw
  77. War Pickaxe
  78. War Sledgehammer
  79. War Shield
  80. War Buckler
  81. War Targe
  82. War Pavise
  83. War Hide
  84. War Lamellar
  85. War Scale Armor
  86. War Chain Mail
  87. War Plate Armor
  88. War Helm
  89. War Coif
  90. War Mask
  91. War Gorget
  92. War Vambrace
  93. War Gauntlet
  94. War Greaves
  95. War Sabaton
  96. War Spangenhelm
  97. War Kettle Hat
  98. War Barbute
  99. War Burgonet
  100. War Morion

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