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In this video we discuss Burgundian, Flemish, Spanish, Norwegian, and German usage of steel crossbows during the transition period into firearms

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Video for people interested in Archery History In this video, we will examine a particular bow excavated near the ancient city of Dura Europos. We will talk about the Yrzi Bow, this is one of the earliest examples of bows with siyahs, from approximately 2000 years ago. It’s a bow dated around...

Here are some great resources for traditional and vintage archery enthusiasts: TraditionalArchery.Net, VintageArchery.Org, and ArcheryHistory.Org, which is a consolidated website dedicated to preserving and disseminating information about traditional archery specifically, and the great sport of...

I ran across TraditionalArchery.Net, VintageArchery.Org, and ArcheryHistory.Org, which is a consolidated website dedicated to preserving and disseminating information about traditional archery specifically, and the great sport of archery generally, with a special focus on the Golden Age of...

TraditionalArchery.Net, VintageArchery.Org, and ArcheryHistory.Org is a consolidated website dedicated to preserving and disseminating information about traditional archery specifically, and the great sport of archery generally, with a special focus on the Golden Age of Archery.

TraditionalArchery.Net, VintageArchery.Org, and ArcheryHistory.Org is a consolidated website dedicated to preserving and disseminating information about traditional archery specifically, and the great sport of archery generally, with a special focus on the Golden Age of Archery.

Good evening everyone. Over the past few years I have been working on a doctoral program in Classics at the University of South Africa. The main focus of my work has been on the composite bow. After a great deal of effort I can now say that the dissertation (Origins and Comparative Advantage of...

Greetings, Name's Caleb, I'm from Atlanta, Georgia. Someone referred me here and I like what I see already. I do have some questions about a bow that I have stumbled upon. It says Indian Shikari on it, and has the original seal. Wondered where the best place to post some pictures and questions...

Hey all! Very recently became interested in fletching and the like, and I'm curious about footing. Excuse me if my terminology isn't up to snuff, as I have very little experience in the field. I've been doing some poking around and have seen that aside from just looking pretty, footings can add...

I have a book which I've just gotten reprinted (Traditional Archery from Six Continents: The Charles E. Grayson Collection (listed on Amazon here: http://www.amazon.com/Traditional-Archery-Six-Continents-Collection/dp/0826217516 )) --- does anyone have suggestions / thoughts on where I could...

I've been interested in Archery for most of my life but just recently acquired a longbow, which should go well with one of my other interests... the Victorian era. I hope everyone is having a peaceful Monday so far, if that is possible, lol. I'm happy to be here and looking forward to meeting...

I have just strung my son's Christmas present, a used Damon Howatt Mamba in in pristine shape, string down with it's belly up on the couch beside my Bear Kodiak Magnum and my Black Widow KBX, all three side by side, in order to compare the variation of their shapes. What astounds me, in a very...

My father passed away and I have his old compound bow, which I will ultimately leave to my son. I just want to know more about it. I know he got it prior to at least 1977. It looks like the serial number is written by hand and laminated over. The s/n is V-#### The words "Under Allens Pat#...

There have been MANY new technologies and designs in bows since 5,10,15 years ago. Lets talk about the big ones and what effect they have on today's bows. What has made today's bows so quiet? What has made today's bows so smooth? What has made today's bows so light? What has made today's bows...