Royal Armouries
Royal Armouries
Armoury in the United Kingdom.
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Royal Armouries Museum
Museum in Leeds, West Yorkshire, England.
38%
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British historian and archaeologist.
14%
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Palmerston fort in Boarhunt.
12%
Jonathon Riley (British Army officer)
British Army general (born 1955).
6%
Tower of London
Castle in London, England.
5.2%
Gothic plate armour
15th century European steel plate armour.
5%
John Procter (politician)
3.6%
Leeds
City in West Yorkshire, England.
3.5%
Frazier History Museum
History museum in Louisville, Kentucky.
2.9%
Charles ffoulkes
British historian and curator.
1.9%
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Arsenal
Place where weaponry is made, stored, repaired etc.
13%
Royal Armouries Museum
Museum in Leeds, West Yorkshire, England.
10%
Sutton Hoo
Archaeological site in Suffolk, England.
8.8%
White Tower (Tower of London)
Central keep of the Tower of London.
5.2%
Fort Nelson, Hampshire
Palmerston fort in Boarhunt.
3.6%
Morning star (weapon)
Club-like weapon.
3.5%
Dardanelles Gun
15th-century siege cannon.
3.2%
Mallet's Mortar
British artillery weapon.
3.1%
Orbán (ironmaster)
Iron founder and engineer (died 1453).
2.9%
Mons Meg
Famous medieval bombard.
2.6%