“Watered pattern on sword blade1” by Rahil Alipour Ata Abadi The phrase “Damascus steel” comes to us from medieval-period swords manufactured in the Middle East, and known at least to ...

KING Arthur had one: A medieval sword so strong ... reference detailing an Ulfberht-branded sword. Source: Supplied. Mystic origins “Damascus” steel was one of the metals only recently ...

historians and scientists remained skeptical that Slav craftsmen had such refined metalworking skills in the early medieval era. In the late 19 th century, a sword made of Damascus steel was found ...

In medieval ... Damascus swords was lost. Now, thanks to modern science, we may eventually be able how to replicate these superb weapons and more importantly, the unique steel they were shaped ...

As is often the case, this concept is based on historical reality: Damascus steel, which was used from the Middle Ages onward to manufacture near-eternal swords that were highly prized. But this ...

This video showcases the restoration process of a medieval double-edged long sword with a blade length of almost 85 cm (≈33 in.), width of almost 2 inches (5 cm), and thickness of 0.5 cm. The sword ...

In ancient and medieval times, Damascus steel blades achieved legendary status ... impressing the Crusaders when they encountered the swords of their adversaries. Dating back to at least the ...

Proving that everything old can be made new again, this weekend’s “Steel Jam” at Clermont ... Viking-era spear and shield to medieval longsword or sword and buckler to rapier and dagger, ...

In medieval times ... the ability to manufacture Damascus swords was lost. Now, thanks to modern science, we may eventually be able how to replicate these superb weapons and more importantly, the ...