Warrior culture

Indo-European warrior from eneolithic Ukraine's Yamnaya or Pit-Grave culture bearing bronze spear and daggers and a stone battle axe. He is wearing ochre war paint and silver hair coils. Art by Christian Sloan Hall

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“The #jaguar was one of the most symbolic animals in the #Mayan world. It represented the best warriors and the highest classes in the society. Balam means jaguar in Mayan language and it’s the same name that is used to refer to the most prominent priests. #FolkloreThursday”

Founded in the late 10th century, the Jomsvikings were a Scandinavian warrior brotherhood

Tuareg Warrior, Algeria

For nearly one thousand years, the world quaked at their footsteps, and the very sound of their name: The Legions. The elite troops of Rome’s formidable army, which would carve up an empire that stretched from the Highlands of Scotland to the scorching deserts of the Arabian Peninsula. They would kill and enslave millions, pillage and raze cities to the ground, and transform the mighty Mediterranean Sea into the Empire’s own private lake. The only time in human history when the whole of the…

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The 'Ksan Performance group re-enacting the story of the warrior chief Nehl'xt or 'Nekt at 'Ksan Historical Village. The story takes place at 'Battle Hill� near Gitwangak village. 'Nekt was an aggressive warrior and led many successful raids against neighbouring tribes. He is remembered and celebrated by the Gitxsan people as a powerful and great leader.