Did cavalry commonly use spears, not lances but spears that weren't used as an impact weapon that would be used multiple times? - Quora

Did cavalry commonly use spears, not lances but spears that weren't used as an impact weapon that would be used multiple times? - Quora

How did the ancient cavalry attack before the couched lance charge was invented by the Normans? If they didn't use any kind of lance charge tactics, how were they useful then?

Could a person practically wield both a spear and a sword at the same time? - Quora

Would a warrior carry a sword, a spear, and an axe at the same time? - Quora

How were spears used in war? - Quora

What was the strongest weapon in medieval times? - Quora

Is a lance a one-time weapon? How does a knight keep hold of the weapon during the collision? - Quora

What are good fighting techniques for a short spear with a long blade (cold steel assegai)? - Quora

At what point did spears stop being effective as weapons? If spears are no longer effective, then when and why did this change occur? - Quora

How did ancient Greek soldiers fight in phalanx formation? Did they use spears or swords? Were shields used as offensive weapons, and if so how often? - Quora

How long were infantry spears (used in close order formation) from different periods (ancient, early, high and late middle ages) were they thrown in battle? - Quora

Why were spears and polearms popular in Ancient and Medieval warfare? Are they at all popular in modern times? - Quora

What is the reason for the different types of spears used by armies throughout history? - Quora