The Dory Greek Spearhead and Cap is the perfect complement for those fans of Greek history and culture. With this spear set, you'll be able to recreate the powerful weapon used by the hoplites, the heavy foot soldiers of ancient Greece.
Constructed from mild steel, the bushing features a blunt, leaf-shaped shape, giving it a rugged, authentic look. On the other hand, the cast brass tip stands out with its classic four-sided design and sharp point, providing an impressive and realistic look.
One of the advantages of this spear set is its versatility. Both items feature pre-drilled holes that allow you to attach them to the wooden cane of your choice. In this way, you will be able to create your own personalized hoplite spear, adapting it to your style and preferences.
It is important to mention that this product includes only the cap and the spearhead. The stick and the necessary screws for its assembly are not included. However, this gives you the freedom to select the size and wood that suits you best, thus obtaining a completely individual spear.
With the Dory Greek Spearhead and Cap, you can relive the time of the Greek warriors and delve into history in an exciting way. This set is perfect for lovers of mythology, followers of epic sagas and fans of movies or series set in ancient Greece. Become a true hoplite and sow terror on the battlefield with this powerful and splendid Greek spear.
The ancient Greek dory, the one-handed spear of the hoplites in the 3rd and 2nd centuries BC. C., it was generally composed of a wooden shaft of 2 to 3 m, a flat iron spearhead and a thick and sharp bronze tip called bronze. A sauroter. The stock cover was not only a counterweight to the spearhead and a protection device for the lower end of the shaft, but also an effective weapon in its own right that could serve as a backup if the spearhead or shaft had become damaged. broken in the fray. . Additionally, the stout pointed tip of the cap was also used to set the spear into the ground. With the evolution of warfare tactics, the dory was eventually replaced by the two-handed pike called the sarissa.
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