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The Dreiwulst swords are often considered the first cut-and-thrust swords, originating in the Bronze Age. However, the evolution of this sword type was gradual. These swords date back to the early stages of the Hallstatt Culture (around 1200 BCE) and were designed for effective combat. They feature one of the earliest leaf-shaped blades, with a ricasso near the hilt. The handle has a tang, with separate bronze hilt pieces, all assembled together with a pommel that has a hole.
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