Greek Hoplites, defending in phalanx

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In ancient Greece, a phalanx consisted of armoured hoplites armed with a lance that was originally about two metres long, later becoming increasingly longer (up to 7 metres). This lance was often also equipped with a bronze tip at the lower end of the shaft. This served to drive the lance into the ground in the event of an enemy cavalry charge.

Series list for 100/29/5/1
No. 100-1415 (5x) Greek hoplite, spear sideways Hoplite, spear raised sideways, defending
No. 100-1416 (1x) Greek hoplite, defending Hoplite, defensive
No. 100-1417 (1x) Greek hoplite, defensive Hoplite, defensive
No. 100-1402 (1x) Greek hoplite trumpeter, defensive Hoplite trumpeter, not playing
No. 100-1418 (2x) Greek hoplite trumpeter, defensive Hoplite, defending
No. 100-1403 (4x) Greek hoplite trumpeter, not playing Hoplite, spear at foot
No. 100-1419 (2x) Greek hoplite, defensive Hoplite, defensive
No. 100-1404 (4x) Greek hoplite, spear at foot Hoplite, spear by foot
No. 100-1420 (2x) Greek hoplite, defensive Hoplite, defensive
No. 100-1405 (3x) Greek hoplite, spear at foot Hoplite, spear by foot
No. 100-1421 (2x) Greek hoplite, defensive Hoplite, defensive
No. 100-1413 (1x) Greek hoplite leader, attacking Hoplite leader, calling to attack
No. 100-1424 (1x) Greek hoplite whistler Hoplite whistler, playing
No. 100-1414 (5x) Greek hoplite leader Hoplite, spear raised sideways, defending