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• Mail Armour
  ==Mail Shirts== ...on times was mail. The term 'chainmail' not being coined until the 1700's. Mail of the period was made by cutting thin strips of iron from a piece of sheet
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• Gallery
  ...hirts are only usually seen while performing manual labour or worn under a mail shirt. |Caption = A professional warrior, with a mail shirt, sword and seax. His woad dyed cloak is closed by an typical English
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• Very Late - Warriors
  ...Mail shirts also have an integral hood and some warriors in addition wear mail leg protection. ...long bows and crossbows. Most arrows are bodkins, designed to pierce mail-shirts.
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• Mid - Warriors
  ...the new industrialised towns churn out evermore weapons, helmets and mail shirts. ...en shield is the primary form of defence. During this 60 year period, mail shirts slowly become more numerous, going from being restricted to the wealthy in
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• Late - Warriors
  ...bow and to mid-thigh. The rich however now wear the haulberk style, a long mail shirt coming to the knees, split front and back and with an integral coif. ...ted combat become common. Most arrows are bodkins, designed to pierce mail-shirts.
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• Early - Warriors
  ...d in leather or cloth and with an iron boss covering the centre grip. Mail shirts are usually only available to rich aristocrats and professional warriors, a With the increased number of mail-shirts comes the bodkin arrow head. These are specifically designed to pierce armo
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• Angevin - Warriors
  ...on the other hand have access to the latest military equipment. Full mail shirts designed to cover the entire body including mailed mittens and foot covers. ...long bows and crossbows. Most arrows are bodkins, designed to pierce mail-shirts.
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• Viking Military Organisation
  ...was almost always guaranteed. So either there was an expectation that more mail was owned by the lithsmen on board or this figure of one shirt is erroneous
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• Kingmakers
  ...equipped token force accompanied the King, their shields, spears and mail shirts were mostly left at the ships. They were surprised by King Harold, arriving
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