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List of types of spears

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This is a list of types of spears found worldwide throughout history.

Used equally in melee and thrown

  • Migration Period spear

Normally melee

  • Bayonet (when fixed to a Long gun)

Asia

  • Arbir
  • Bambu Runcing
  • Dangpa
  • Gichang
  • Hoko yari
  • Ji
  • Kama-yari
  • Qiang
  • Sibat
  • Trishula
  • Yari
  • Naginata
  • Assegai

Europe

  • Ahlspiess
  • Boar spear
  • Bohemian earspoon
  • Brandistock
  • Dory
  • Fauchard
  • Goedendag
  • Halberd
  • Half pike
  • Hasta
  • Military fork
  • Ox tongue spear
  • Partisan
  • Pike
  • Plançon a picot
  • Ranseur
  • Sarissa
  • Spetum
  • Spontoon
  • Trident
  • Glaive

Elsewhere

  • Hoeroa (Māori, New Zealand)
  • Iklwa (Zulu)
  • Makrigga (Zande)
  • Tepoztopilli (Aztec)

Normally used from horseback

  • Barcha
  • Kontos
  • Lance
  • Xyston

Normally thrown

  • Harpoon
    • One flue harpoon
    • Two flue harpoon

Europe

  • Angon
  • Falarica
  • Framea
  • Golo
  • Hak
  • Jaculum
  • Javelin
  • Lancea
  • Pilum
  • Plumbata
  • Soliferrum
  • Spiculum
  • Verutum

Elsewhere

  • Assegai (Africa)
  • Djerid (Asia Minor, India and Africa)
  • Toggling harpoon (Americas)
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