Videos tagged with Weapon Symbolism

This video aims to personify different countries as specific firearms, drawing parallels between their perceived characteristics and the nature of various weapons. The title "If Countries Were A Gun" suggests a creative and potentially comparative approach, likely exploring historical or cultural associations with particular firearms. Given the absence of a transcript, the full scope of weapon types, calibers, manufacturers, or specific applications discussed cannot be determined, but the core concept is a unique way to visualize international identities through the lens of firearm design and reputation.

This video explores the hypothetical concept of assigning specific firearms to represent different countries. While the exact firearms and countries are not detailed in the provided data, the title suggests a comparative or illustrative approach. The content likely aims to draw parallels between a country's characteristics and the attributes of a chosen firearm, offering a creative and potentially engaging perspective on both.

This video features the first panel from the Weapons in Society conference, Day 1. The discussion, titled 'The significance of swords and those who bear them,' includes a presentation by Claire Mead on 'Women with swords: Double-edged depictions' and Dr. Rob Jones' talk on '‘Guy drew his sword. Then he was a knight’: Re-evaluating the sword as a symbol of knighthood.' The session is followed by a Q&A. The Royal Armouries, the United Kingdom's national collection of arms and armour, hosts this event, inviting viewers to subscribe for more content on arms and armour, support their work through donations or museum membership, and interact with their experts.