Weapons of attack corresponded to the armours that protected warrior: shield and helmet, plated armour and chain mail. In the bottom part of the vitrine, you can see the remains of an iron chain mail.

Ships of Byzantine fleet were based in the port of Cherson. In the seventh century, Byzantine sailors started to use the so-called "Greek fire," a prototype of modern napalm. This burning mixture of rosin, sulphur and saltpetre was impossible to extinguish with water, so it made enemy's ships incinerating like torches.