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Old 29th July 2007, 01:31 PM   #3
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Hi Kankun.
Horsemen rested their lances upright at the stirrup buckets, and eventually held by devices called toyles, placed on the armour cuisses ( thighs ).
I thaught that infantrymen rested their polearms upright on the ground and, when marching, loosely against their shoulders
Others will know better.
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