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KingSav3ge
KingSav3ge - - 373 comments

chemical warfare wasn't used till WW1

edit: nvm school lies.

Ancient to medieval times
Chemical weapons have been used for millennia in the form of poisoned spears and arrows, but evidence can be found for the existence of more advanced forms of chemical weapons in ancient and classical times.
A good example of early chemical warfare was the late Stone Age (10 000 BC) hunter-gatherer societies in Southern Africa, known as the San.[citation needed] They used poisoned arrows, tipping the wood, bone and stone tips of their arrows with poisons obtained from their natural environment. These poisons were mainly derived from scorpion or snake venom, but it is believed that some poisonous plants were also utilized. The arrow was fired into the target of choice, usually an antelope (the favourite being an eland), with the hunter then tracking the doomed animal until the poison caused its collapse.
Ancient Greek myths about Hercules poisoning his arrows with the venom of the Hydra Monster are the earliest references to toxic weapons in western literature. Homer's epics, the Iliad and the Odyssey, allude to poisoned arrows used by both sides in the legendary Trojan War (Bronze Age Greece)

En.wikipedia.org

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Hopit
Hopit - - 288 comments

never trust the school

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Reaper_Armada
Reaper_Armada - - 1,572 comments

Apparently wikiis 80% incorrect.

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Dosenmais
Dosenmais - - 210 comments

Never heard of infected plankets? Or dead bodies killed by plagues thrown over the castles wall? Or Greek Fire?

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KingSav3ge
KingSav3ge - - 373 comments

yeah but school is 99% incorrect
i mean seriously what's art teach you other than that you can or can't draw i am in the latter one my brother the earlier my tech teacher is messed she says glue and popcicle sticks is technology and French really my mom is French i don't want her to teach me it so i don't want my teacher to teach me it but told my moma i staying till i am old enough to join the R.C.A.F (Royal Canadian Air Force)school to become a fighter pilot and hopefully Canada isn't dragged into a war by another country as soon as i earn my wings

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Xan_Krieger
Xan_Krieger - - 232 comments

That's not the sign of a chemical weapon, it just looks like those guys haven't showered in a few weeks.

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NekoGenijalan
NekoGenijalan - - 857 comments

hahaha :D

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SHREDDER_OiM Author
SHREDDER_OiM - - 141 comments

You almost guessed )))

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KingSav3ge
KingSav3ge - - 373 comments

or months

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Triarii_90
Triarii_90 - - 351 comments

I think Pontus army use chemical poisons against Roman legion (1.century bc).

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