Conquering Nature

Human civilization always and progresses through time. People build and develop the ability to help them survive also conquer nature.

Some people who succeed in turning into human beings in a wider aspect. The findings, such as the invention of cultivation techniques, or the discovery of drugs, have encouraged human civilization to continue to grow. In addition to "bright" things like cultivation and medicine, human civilization is also growing through war.

Of course, the war that took place since the beginnings of the modern man on earth requires weapons. And giving pre-literary times, especially in the metal age of about 500 BC, weapons from tribes or nations scattered in different parts of the world have experienced the direction of power in the world.

Here are the top 10 of the Most Powerful Ancient Weapons ever included in history. Start count of no. 10 and ending from the most devastating and decisive in the history of war in no. 1

Climb Archimedes
Archimedes is the originator of the law called the Archimedes principle. He is a pioneer in physics with his work on hydrostatic and an explanation of the principle of lever action.

Climb Archimedes is an ancient weapon with a crane, equipped with hooks that can lift the ship out of the air and reverse it. This tool is made for various cities of Syracuse dealing with Roman troops at sea when the Second Punic War took place in 214 BC.

As today's vessels were used in those days, Archimedes Claws succeeded and succeeded in sinking many ships.

Composite Bow (Composite Bow)
The Mixed Bow may look like a hot bow in general. But different is the material forming, not only using wood, but bow using 3 basic materials of horns, wood and muscles are coated together. By using these materials, the bow becomes more, as well as light. Generally Bow Diversism as a Muslim while riding.

The Technology of Disabilities the First Time Disabled by the Roman Empire in 53 BC, Mix against the Panthian Empire. Subsequently the iconic use of the Mixed Bow was a Mongol nation in 518 AD compilations led by Atila Hun. Khubilai Khan as well. In the Khubilai Khan era the Mongols were very powerful and victorious, and responsible for the deaths of 40,000 people or 11% of the total human population in the 12th century. It all relies on the determination of war, strong horse bows, and bows.