The Armoury Roundtable
The Armoury Roundtable
Podcast Description
Discover the world of swords, armor, and history. In each episode, we sit down with passionate individuals from various walks of life who share a passion for swords, stories, and history.From dedicated collectors and renowned academics to skilled HEMA practitioners and master swordsmiths, people approach swords for a variety of reasons, and in a variety of different ways, discover them in each new episode.Together, we'll explore the craftsmanship, lore, and cultural significance behind weapons of the past, using them as a starting point to get a better understanding of long-gone worlds.Subscribe to Rapier's Delight on YouTube for videos about antique swords, sword maintenance, and other history topics.
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The podcast focuses on various topics related to swords, including craftsmanship, historical lore, and cultural significance. Notable episodes include discussions on sword measuring with Dlatrex Swords and research on the Spadone with Niccolò M. Menozzi. Each episode highlights unique aspects of sword history, maintenance, and community engagement, appealing to both historians and enthusiasts.
Discover the world of swords, armor, and history. In each episode, host Gabriele Culot sits down with passionate individuals from various walks of life who share a passion for swords, stories, and military history.
From dedicated collectors and renowned academics to skilled HEMA practitioners and master swordsmiths, people approach swords for a variety of reasons, and in a variety of different ways. Each new episode explores one of these unique approaches.
Together, we'll explore the craftsmanship, lore, and cultural significance behind weapons of the past, using them as a starting point to get a better understanding of long-gone worlds.
Subscribe to Rapier's Delight on YouTube for videos about antique swords, sword maintenance, and other history topics.
Keith Seeley researches the weapons and martial arts of early modern China.
His master's degree in history informs his approach to contextualizing and deciphering military treatises and manuals from the late Ming to mid Qing dynasties. His primary weapon of study is the yaodao or single-handed saber, which served as the mainstay military sidearm and civilian self-defense tool throughout this historical period.
In this episode, Keith and host Gabriele Culot dive head-first into a long and distinguished history of combat and martial arts, and into a lineage of weapons that is as interesting as it is often overlooked outside of China.
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