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It’s hard to believe that an early nomadic people created such astonishing artistic work. I respect Scythians

I noticed in most of the old pictures the arrow was placed on the right side of the bow reminiscent of eastern style archery. Maybe they used 'thumb draw or the slavic style release.

I invented and patented a compound bow that does not have a cable guard. An arrow is nocked the same way an arrow is nocked on any other compound bow. View UA-cam video "COMPOUND BOW NO CABLE GUARD"

We know. WE made them. Thanks for the video.

What does "BCE" stand for? What was the event that marked the beginning of the "Common Era"? So now do you see how stupid it is to not just say BC like we've always done? Does the name of Jesus, or in this case, merely a reference to the name of Jesus, bother you THAT much? If so, you might want to seek the help of an exorcist! Seriously.

Mónus! Szalma!

What about Indian Steel bows?

한국 전통각궁 최고!!!!!🏹🤲🙌👏👍🤗🥰 Korean horn bow!!!!!🏹🤲🙌👏👍🤗🥰

солонгос үндэсний нум ямар үнэтэй байдаг вэ

Thank you for the wealth of knowledge

Köszönöm a részletes bemutatást. Érdekes volt. 🙏🇭🇺

Terrific video - thank you!

Брат, а вид сбоку? Надо было снять так, чтобы было видно как изгибается лук. А ты снял видео со спины, лука не видно

Wasnt tbe Hiskos. They were the Hyksos

Hi, a kyudoka here (Heki ryu insai-ha specifically). I think it's important to note that there's large difference between the historical Japanese archery done in the battlefield and the one done today. To generalize, todays techniques are mostly for show/ritual. It is weak, forced and slow. It only appears smooth because our bows are extremely weak, around 12kg or 25# is a typical weight. Even my school, which is supposed to be a type of battlefield foot archery has fallen down this line. It's quite recent too, less than 100 years ago the most common weight in our school was 35kg or a little under 80#. You can probably tell I'm quite bitter about this haha, but it's still a fun shooting style despite it's shortcomings.

Great video! Here's some extra info for those who hunger for more: - Though a single bow can take from 6mo to 2 years to make, most of this time is spent drying. Bowyers can work at several bows at the same time. It's a bit like how alcohol can take decades to age but they can make them in large numbers. - The Manchu did not typically use quivers at target practice, instead opting for sleeves/ropes/belts somewhat similar to what KTA archers use. This is also why you rarely see a quiver in the 19-20 century photographs as almost all of them are target archers. The arrows are simply resting on their belt behind their back. - Due to the extreme length and heavy weight of the war arrows (~100gram each, ~39" long) and the longer time it takes to draw the bow, very few arrows were carried. *If I remember correctly*, 9 to 13 arrows was the most common amount. - Out of the aforementioned arrows, most commonly about a quarter were wide broadheads that could deal extreme damage to lightly armored opponents. The majority were "plum needles", slim cutting heads with high penetration. Iirc the amount of each carried was a personal choice - One of the most unique techniques of the Manchu was the almost horizontal sideways bow tilt in the early draw. The extraordinarily long fletchings wear down very quickly as they rub against the handle, so the arrow is kept hovering an inch away until the fletchings have been drawn past it. [ Though I'd like to note that this is quite a nuisance and it may have been hunting & target only. I do not know for sure though ]

The Nubians that are being spoken of are really the South Sudan Nilotic people. Nubia wasn’t a place in dynastic Egypt before the Romans came, a the Nubian Christian kingdoms started in medieval times just before 600 AD. Ta-seti was the name the ancient Egyptians used in the old kingdom, not Nubia. The term Nubian derived to separate black Africans out of Egypt history to go with the narrative that outside people(Afro Asiatics) created Egypt civilisation & not black Africans. The Cushitic speakers were the first invaders of the first intermediate period which would make it false to say ancient Egypt is of Afro Asiastic origins if they were the cause of the first intermediate period. Egypt is a Nile valley civilisation not a delta civilisation even tho today Its in the North African geographically. The Nile valley is in the south, as well as the culture & the name for the south was NeHeS which Egyptology identified as Nergo. Nergo became equivalent with Nubia.

How can I obtain one of these Bows?

Russians were great archers 👍

Akosbow seems to be unreachable now. I was in the process of buying him a Short hungarian bow last August, but after agreeing on the details, he stopped answering. I've tried many times since then to get in contact with him through Facebook and email, to no avail. He also hasn't updated his social media account for at least a good 9/10 months. It's pretty worrying :/ I ended up getting my short hungarian bow from Bogar, and even though it's not as pretty as Akos (purely subjective), it's a damn good bow, I enjoy it a lot :D

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Excellent resume of an otherwise esoteric subject, thanks brother.

Thank you for making this video.

Mother Ganga is water

Great job sir.

were there any other bows apart from mughal composite bows? like were there any long bows from other regions

Thanks for making this video. Finally, something worth watching.

Very thank you for your time and labour!

Influence went in both directions between Kemet and Kuch. Nubians were indigenous to both Kush and Kemet.

Thank you for your great work👏🏾

5:45 "Powerful neighbors" would've been changed to "arseholes for neighbors" if i was narrating. We need a change of perspective these days, if you're being violently "kept on your toes", it's because they're arseholes, not powerful.

Thanks for sharing this information.

the "magyar" word means hungarian, but back then we called them Hun Empire

Végh bows....

Thanks for posting about the yumi and kyudo❤

The invention of the compound ball was not by Allen, but awarded to him. In a court decision with Jennings. The actual discovery was made by a scientist in Germany And patented in the 1930s, which is a matter of recordso. The information you are giving is incorrect. Allen didn't invent it? It was already invented but awarded to him in a court case because the original designer. Inventor didn't want to come back to the united states

Assamese were using crossbow and gunpowder from 14th century onwards

Still have my old "bear whitetail hunter" from the 80s.

Thanks for the content!

Tuts double limb bow is a nice

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Thanks for putting this together. Very well done.

Damn you..... I do not need to buy another bow. I do not need to buy another bow. I do not need to buy another bow......?

Thank you

goated vid

Nice, but that was just the tip of the iceberg.......there a so much more to list

Great video , always loved the Shorter bows

Thanks for producing this. Motivated me to shoot my bow today!

I'm pretty sure I heard name Istvan Toth somewhere in KCD or something.

Imre nagys bows are affordable...that's all I've ever seen not quality but affordability