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Fascinating Iberian Falcatas: The Warrior’s Sword

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ENCYCLOPEDIA OF SPANISH SWORDS

FALCATAS. Author: Vicente Toledo Momparler (sword scholar)


Reference 1-250-A
Name Falcata
Era Iberian Culture
Period (BC) 425 to 276 BC
Hilt Made of iron, without plating or decoration. Grip shaped like a bird’s head. The cross-guard is missing, probably featuring animal heads.
Blade Made of iron. Curved, wide, and flat, narrow in the first third, widening in the second, ending in a point. Edge along the entire exterior. Grooves in the first and second thirds.
Scabbard The organic part has disappeared, but the mouthpiece, clamps, and rings are preserved. Some had a small knife alongside the scabbard.
Description The most genuine offensive weapon of the Iberian peoples, used as a sword, powerful and similar to a sabre.
Museum Inventory National Archaeological Museum, inv. no. 10468
Photograph Photograph by Ángel Martínez Levas


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