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DBBeatty
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 Posted: Thu Oct 11, 2007 2:50 am Post subject: Lykians |
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Hi,
Does anyone have any good primary or secondary sources for Lykian info? Books, archaeology, etc. Perhaps the person who wrote the outstanding Lykian details of Classical Warrior List 7 might be persuaded to reply… I'm particularly interested in what exactly a drepanon might have looked like...
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LarryEssick
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| Posted: Tue Oct 16, 2007 8:56 pm Post subject: Re: Lykians |
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| DBBeatty wrote: |
Hi,
Does anyone have any good primary or secondary sources for Lykian info? Books, archaeology, etc. Perhaps the person who wrote the outstanding Lykian details of Classical Warrior List 7 might be persuaded to reply… I'm particularly interested in what exactly a drepanon might have looked like...
Dave Beatty |
Drepanon is Greek for sickle. My assumption is that it is similar to a rhomphia or a sickle-sword. |
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Noel White
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Osprey published a book on the Persian Army (Elite series) which had some passing information on Lykians -- a statue with an assumed drepanon.
That's all I know of.
Noel. |
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