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Kaluga Land Keeps Traces of Old Russian Warriors

Archaeologists find on the territory of the Kaluga region a large number of evidence of military affairs of Ancient Russia.

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Kaluga Land Keeps Traces of Old Russian Warriors

Archaeologists find on the territory of the Kaluga region a large number of evidence of military affairs of Ancient Russia. The most common finds are arrowheads, which differed in shape and purpose.

Oval, round, triangular and other options could serve as both hunting and battle. To penetrate the armor, special faceted tips resembling a chisel or a pyramid were made.

Especially rich in such artifacts was the territory of ancient Serensk. About 20 varieties of arrowheads of the X-XIV centuries were found here, as well as spearheads and a fragment of a sword. In Spas-Gorodka, such finds are much less.

Ancient Russian swords were made of both solid steel and connected strips of iron and steel. This technology helped to achieve the strength of the blade and maintain its elasticity, according to the Department for the Protection of Cultural Heritage of the Kaluga region.

As told earlier “MK in Kaluga”, in the Kaluga region adopted new roofs of two houses,

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