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A shield is a protective barrier carried by a person, historically made in various shapes and sizes, that was used in combat to defend against weapons and attacks. Beyond its practical function in warfare, shields often conveyed important social information, such as a person's status or marital condition, making them significant cultural objects in many societies.
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Vinony files it under Ancient weapons, Medieval weapons and Shields.
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