To be fair, many of the depictions of later Hellenistic cavalrymen with large round shields depict them wielding their spears underhand (whether that is a xuston or some other kind of spear).Originally Posted by Urnamma
To be fair, many of the depictions of later Hellenistic cavalrymen with large round shields depict them wielding their spears underhand (whether that is a xuston or some other kind of spear).Originally Posted by Urnamma
It implies that... it's newer. In fact, the reversion back to having a lot of cavalry with large shields during the middle Hellenistic period is a good counterweight to your sophistry here.
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