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Category Archives: bow making
Edo Archery
19th century archery set, one bow missing. About these ads
Selk’nam (Ona) Yah
A beautiful photo of arrows from the Isla Grande de Tierra del Fuego. Collected in the early 20th century. Wonderful sinew wrappings, glass points, and clay pigments. And the nice little bow that accompanies them.
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Tagged archery, arrows, bow making, primitive technology, tierra del fuego, yah
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C. Gomez, Bow and Arrow Maker
When people appreciated hand made archery equipment. No training wheel, gizmos, releases, or sights. Click the image to access the British Museum page for this item.
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Yupik (Eskimo) attributed bow and arrows
Believed to be a Yup’ik quiver, bowcase, bow, and arrows from the late 19th century. Click the image to learn more.
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Tagged archery, arrow, arrows, bow making, Eskimo, primitive technology, Yupik
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Bow, arrows, and quiver, Chiricahua
Chiricahua Apache, Arizona ca. 1880 Click the image above to see more about these artifacts at the National Museum of the American Indian. Detail photo of some fletchings and points from this collection.
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Tagged apache, archery, arrows, bow, bow making, chiricahua, fletching, primitive technology
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Winter Count Bow Makers
Thanks to those who participated in our bow making class this year. I failed to get many photos so if anyone would be willing to share theirs with me, I would be most grateful. Email me at zcoyotez (at) yahoo.com. … Continue reading
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Prepping bow staves
Prepping bow staves is a fair amount of work made easier with the right tools and a little experience. The examples below have aged for about 6 years, 11 months in a dark, dry barn. These are nearly all hickory … Continue reading
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Hickory Bow
The next hickory bow. I have a barn full of aged staves languishing that need to be made into bows. Today the weather was good and I had some free time so I jumped on the opportunity to get back … Continue reading
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Tagged archery, bow making, primitive technology, woodworking
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