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Akinakes The acinaces, also
transliterated as
akinakes (Gr**** ἀκῑνάκης) or
akinaka (unattested Old
Persian *akīnakah,
Sogdian kynʼk) is a type of dagger...
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soldiers wielding the
kopis or an axe
rather than the straight-bladed
Persian akinakes. It has been
suggested that the yatagan, used in the
Balkans and Anatolia...
- the
Black Sea
region and the
Hungarian plain. They are
similar to the
akinakes used by the
Persians and
other Iranian peoples. The
pommel ring probably...
- steppes, and this
presence in
Transcaucasia influenced Scythian culture: the
akīnakēs sword and
socketed bronze arrowheads with
three edges, which, although...
- steppes, and this
presence in
Transcaucasia influenced Scythian culture: the
akīnakēs sword and
socketed bronze arrowheads with
three edges, which, although...
- with dragons". Tomb II. Men in armor, in Gr****
fighting gear. Tomb III. "
Akinakes"
polylobed decorated daggers. Tomb IV.
Dyonisos and
Ariadne riding a lion...
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Relief of
akinakes, a type of
ancient dagger, worn by an
Achaemenid guard in ****polis, Iran...
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similar powers. The
Scythian and
Sarmatian "Ares" was
represented by an
akīnakēs sword planted upwards at the top of a tall
square altar made of brushwood...
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since their main
weapon was the bow; they were also
supplied with the
akinakes, a dagger-like sword. The Gr****s used long spears, shields,
helmets and...
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quiver hook; a long
spear with a m****ive head and spike; a
short iron
akinakes sword; and iron axe. This
complete image recalls a
picture from a novel...
