Where did the ideasbehind most of Rome'sweapon and armorcome from?

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dlinn [17]2 years ago

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Explanation: The ideas behind most of Rome's weapon and armor came from the type of enemy they encountered and the models run by such enemies. Initially, the roman soldiers used weapons according to the Greek and Etruscan models, but as they went on battles with their enemies, they had to reconstruct their weapons based on the weapons used by such enemies. For example, when they encountered the Celts, they developed new models of weapon. Another time was when they encountered the Carthaginians, they developed new weapons based on the Carthaginian and these weapons served as a basis and standard for the production of weapons that gave the Roman soldiers a maJor advantage over their enemies. The three main weapons that served as a standard and utilized by Roman officers were the pilum, the gladius, and the pugio,with the armor playing an important part in acting as a protective shield. (information gotten from ancienthistorylist.com)

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