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From the iconic gladii of Roman legionaries to the curved katanas of Japanese samurai, swords have been symbols of power, status, and martial prowess for millennia.
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A simple yet deadly weapon, the spear has been in use since prehistoric times.
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This ranged weapon revolutionized warfare, allowing hunters and warriors to take down prey and enemies from afar.
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This Taoist temple complex in Beijing was built in the 15th century and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site
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Axes were not just for chopping wood; they were brutal weapons capable of inflicting devastating wounds.
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Maces, with their heavy heads studded with spikes or knobs, were designed to crush and stun opponents rather than pierce or slash.
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This seemingly simple weapon, consisting of a pouch and cords, could hurl stones with surprising accuracy and force.
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A throwing spear, the javelin was used for both hunting and warfare.
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A close-quarters weapon, the dagger was often used as a backup or last-ditch weapon.
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While not a weapon itself, the chariot revolutionized warfare by introducing mobility and firepower onto the battlefield.
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