foreign influence in european arns production?

Samik · 12th July 2009, 09:16 PM

Hi cornelistromp,

Yeah its the infamous "macejowski’s glaive" , personally to me it looks like some sort of a glaive-polearm (hence the name i guess) that was hack off at the shaft. There were heated debates about the origin of the weapon on several other "arms n armour" oriented forums , but to no avail since no such "living" speciment was unearthed. Who knows maybye it was just the authors imagination

(note also the man-at-arms that is hacked in half with his guts out , seems like an exeggaration to make the painting/battle more impresive)

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12th July 2009, 09:16 PM	#15
Samik Member Join Date: Jul 2009 Location: Slovakia Posts: 48	Hi cornelistromp, Yeah its the infamous "macejowski’s glaive" , personally to me it looks like some sort of a glaive-polearm (hence the name i guess) that was hack off at the shaft. There were heated debates about the origin of the weapon on several other "arms n armour" oriented forums , but to no avail since no such "living" speciment was unearthed. Who knows maybye it was just the authors imagination (note also the man-at-arms that is hacked in half with his guts out , seems like an exeggaration to make the painting/battle more impresive)