we worked on our projects and added a new member to our group we are doing our project on greek warfare and i learned that there is a special tool that they used to help them throw a javelin way farther and way more accurately and i learned that had all types of different types of swords even sort of like miniature swords dom wasn't here and we realized dom isn't doing any work

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