Military Fork
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- Time Period: 15th - 19th century
- Origin: Europe
- Description: Polearm with two
straight, parallel or slightly flared spikes, often with hooks at the socket.
- Use: The military fork began as
an agricultural weapon, like many polearms, and was adapted for combat use.
It was used for thrusting or pulling, such as to unseat cavalry. It was
also used for scaling fortifications and raising siege ladders.
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