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Armas que usaban los vikingos en sus batallas
Los vikingos eran feroces guerreros conocidos por su habilidad en la batalla y sus temibles armas. Sus armas fueron diseñadas para ser efectivas en el combate cuerpo a cuerpo, y muchas de ellas se usaron para múltiples propósitos. En esta publicación, veremos algunas de las armas que usaban los vikingos y explicaremos cómo se usaron en combate. HACHA DE BATALLA Una de las armas más famosas utilizadas por los vikingos fue el hacha de guerra. Esta arma era increíblemente versátil y podía usarse para cortar, cortar e incluso lanzar. La cabeza del hacha generalmente estaba hecha de hierro...
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