List of medieval weapons

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Medieval weapons varied from simple tools to complex engines of emerging medieval warfare technology.

Contents

1 Mêlée
2 Spears and other Polearms (axes not included)
3 Ranged
4 Static
5 Siege
6 Warships
7 Armor
8 Fortification
9 See also

Blade
- Axe
  - Battle Axe
  - Danish axe
  - Doloire
  - Mattock (improvised)
- Dagger or Knife
  - Baselard
  - Cinquedea
  - Dirk
  - Ear Dagger
  - Grosses messer
  - Machete
  - Mercygiver
  - Poniard
  - Rondel
  - Scramasax
  - Stiletto
  - Sword breaker
- Sword
  - Bastard Sword (often used in fiction)
  - Broadsword
  - Claymore
  - Cutlass (a little dubious)
  - Falchion
  - Foil (fencing)
  - Longsword
  - Rapier
  - Sabre
  - Spatha
  - Shortsword
  - Two-handed sword

Blunt weapons
- Club
- Flail
- Mace
  - Flanged mace
- Maul
- Morning star
- Quarterstaff
- War hammer
  - Bec de Corbin
  - Horseman's pick

Bombard (weapon)
Bow
- Longbow
  - English longbow
- Short bow
Culverin
Crossbow
- Arbalest
Francisca
Mangonel
Sling

Caltrops

While armor is not technically a weapon, its development was both driven by weapon technology and a driving force for that same technology in return.

Medieval fortifications also developed in connection with the weapons that opposed them.

Military technology and equipment

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