Central Dalmatian group occupies the coastal area between rivers Krka and Neretva, southwestern Bosnia and western Herzegovina. The cultural group's specific archaeological characteristics and development date back from late Bronze Age and lasts through the whole Irone Age. The territory of the Central Dalmatian group was populated by various nonhomogenous and indigenous communities which have undoubtedly had some similar characteristics between them. It is argued that those communities had been united under the leadership of the Delmatae in a so called Delmatic alliance. The formation of said alliance dates at the latest in the 2nd century BC while it also masters the coastal area between ancient Tragurium and Epetium. Because the area hasn't been all that well researched yet, it is not possible to represent the definitive aspects of the offensive and defensive panoply of the 36 Delmatic warrior. However, it is possible to typify some elements of it, such as Greco-Illyrian helmets (Type III), greaves, spears, javelins and bent swords that had been used by the warriors. Said elements then help us reconstruct the warrior panoply, as well as the development of battle arms. All of that tells us how the community had evolved in terms of battle and how ready the Delmatic warrior was for the challenges presented to him in the field of battle.