Archery and War:

Archery and war together has great significance, If we split these two words apart they can have different meanings. But there historical value together shades a theoretical points in there separate light as a whole. If we could go back throughout the 25,000 to 50,000 year span of this history, What would we find? We know of the English Yeoman, The ancient Spanish hieroglyphics of ancient caves. But what information does this supply us about the Archer and the history of the battlefields that were once fought? We know a lot about the British Anglo-Saxon feats that were brought forth. We are also pretty certain about the American Indians portrait of Archery in that era. This also in addition to the explorations of Dr. Pope and Art Young. Also the scholarly efforts of National Champion Robert Elmer, Again simulated imagination of the public. One cannot deny archery's current growth due to field archery and hunting.

 

But what about Archery in and around war times?

We can ascertain to say that Archers and Archery and war and hunting are all parts of the whole to be considered. This equation of archery can be an important role in our historical discovery of this subject of interest. Ageless archery consists of cultural advances in the faces of mankind. It's believed that origins revealed through cave drawings by the Paleolithic man in France and Spain. Theoretical cro-magnon man from 30,000 to 40,000 years ago. It's also well seen from the Aurignacian race in southern France from some 25,000 years ago. The bow and arrow were developed through these periods on every continent. These would include, Israelites, Babylonians, Egyptians, Assyrians, Persians, Greek Romans, Turkish, Asians, Europeans, American Indians. At some fascia Australians are the only ones that we may question of this technology.

European war triumphed immensely because of the bow and arrow. We know in 1066 Hastings, The Normans defeated our English brothers. 1340-1453 was the time of the Hundred Years War, 1588 saw the Invasion of the Spanish Armada. Around this time was when firearms replaced the bow as a major weapon in England. So there is documented vast information in the world of archery from these time periods. Also from archaeological finds, We plainly see what vast civilizations did for the wold of Archery.

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