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Brand Enquiry/Promotions/Sponsors- workforrti@gmail.com From the oldest sword in the world to Henry VIII’s gun cover, here are 10 amazing discoveries of archaeological weapons. 10: The Oldest Sword Ever A graduate student has discovered what could potentially be the oldest sword in the world. Now an archaeologist, Vittoria Dall’Armellina stumbled upon the blade completely by accident while visiting a monastery that had been transformed into a museum. 9: Persian Spiked Gauntlets Everyone loves a good pair of gauntlets. There's nothing better than slipping your hand into a steel fist, especially one with claws and spikes. As for this pair of spiked gauntlets, it's not exactly clear where they were found or how they came to be, but they are allegedly from the Indo-Persian Islamic Empire. 8. Roman Sling Bullets According to recent archaeological discoveries, Clint Eastwood may not have been the first one to wield a deadly .44 magnum. A collection of stone bullets found in south-western Scotland has revealed the world’s earliest slingshot ammunition found at an archaeological site. 7: The Weapons of the Pharaohs We talk a lot about the engineering feats of the ancient Egyptians but not much about their amazing weapons! The Pharaohs of ancient Egypt not only ruled one of the most extraordinary civilizations ever, but it looks like they also did a lot of the dirty work themselves. 6: Greek Fire Greek fire was an ancient incendiary weapon first utilized by the Byzantines. It’s also something of a total mystery to historians today. It was used in the 7th century to repel Arab invasions at sea. It wasn't the first incendiary or fire weapon to ever grace the earth, but it was arguably the most significant. 5: The Gun Shield Perhaps one of the most fascinating weapons found in Great Britain is the gun shield. It comes from the 16th century, straight from the armory of Henry VIII. There were 46 surviving samples throughout England, including from the armory at the Palace of Westminster, the Tower of London, and other royal historic sites. 4: Green Glass Spearhead Students from the University of Western Australia have uncovered a magnificent ancient weapon unlike anything seen before. On a place called Rottnest Island, students found a spearhead made of bright green glass. 3: Shark Tooth Sword Researchers discovered a horde of weaponry made with shark teeth on the Gilbert Islands in the Pacific Ocean. Discovered in the 1800s, the 124 swords, spears, and tridents, have sat in a vault in Chicago's Field Museum until recently. 2: Terra Cotta Crossbows Ever since the TerraCotta Warriors were accidentally discovered in the 1970s, the over 8000 statues have been a source of intrigue for the entire world. But there is one specific area that doesn't get a lot of attention: the weaponry! 1: Viking Swords It seems like wherever you go in Europe there are Viking swords buried within at least 10 feet at all times! Viking swords have been found in lakes, at the tops of mountains, and in this case, an entire collection was found in Estonia.