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In the middle ages there were men called "stariosis" men that worked day and night making weapons for the knights that fought in battles. The Starosis use to get paid 70 coins a day for all their hard work. The Starosis were also very close friends with the king and one of the Starosis called Jarodd Reester was claimed king of England in 1567. When Reester ruled England he paid all the stariosis men 150 coins a day.

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they were made of metal (iron, etc), and wood.

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the blacksmiths made the weapons and the armor back then

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They were made out of medal or steal.

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