The spears of traditional occasions were tolerably short, routinely not by and large the stature of the contender, and ordinarily were utilized with one hand. As mindful support and various weapons of shock fight (famously the cutting edge) improved, stick shafts were made longer and the usage of the spear ended up being more explicit. The Greek hoplite's spear was around 9 feet (2.7 meters) long; the Macedonian sarissa was twofold that length in the hour of Alexander's victories, and it created to precisely 21 feet (more than 6 meters) in Hellenistic events.
