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What were Persian Empire shields made of?
Wicker.
What were the Persian shields made of in the battle of Thermopylae?
Wicker.
What had made King Arthur successful king?
King Arthur die in the Battle of the Saxon's
What was the Saxon name for odin?
Woden
How are shields used?
Shields (Greek Hoplon or Roman Scutum) are used primarily to protect the body and can be used , in a phalanx , to push the enemy back to upset their forward momentum .
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