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

Why did people stop using spears in wars and instead they started using swords more heavily? - Quora

After a cavalry charge, were lances/spears reused? If so, how were they extracted from the impaled enemy? - Quora

How effective is a spear in combat against a longsword? - Quora

Why did people stop using spears in wars and instead they started using swords more heavily? - Quora

How did heavy cavalry operate in regards to their lances? - 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

What type of melee weapon was more common among ancient soldiers: long spear or short sword/dagger combo (or other)? - Quora

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

What are some examples of mounted cavalry being used for shock tactics during medieval times outside of Europe? - Quora

Did knights ever use spears? - Quora

What are the differences between spears, swords and lances? What are their uses, advantages, disadvantages and history? - Quora

When did Europeans stop using spears in war? - 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?

Did soldiers in medieval times use spears as their main weapon instead of swords? - Quora