A woman buried with archery equipment in 10th-century Hungary is unusual but may not necessarily have been a warrior.

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Grab your bow from the hanger ... We go to pull the arrows from the bale and walk back to put them in the quiver. If archery piques your interest, Turpin Outdoor Education Center doesn’t ...

Image from PLOS One What intrigued researchers the most was archery equipment, including an “armor-piercing” arrowhead, pieces of an iron quiver and a bow plate made from an antler found ...

Chan’s rapid ascent to the top of the American youth archery rankings defies the odds ... Chan and a dozen other pupils empty quivers of arrows into small targets 20 yards down the hall.

iron parts of a quiver, and an antler bow plate. However, simply finding archery-related weapons within the burial was not enough to draw conclusions; the researchers conducted both morphological ...

fragmented iron parts of a quiver and a piece of antler that formed part of a bow. Analyzing the nature of the burial, the authors conclude it is unlikely that the weaponry in the grave were ...

SH-63 was discovered along with a silver penannular hair ring, three bell buttons, a string of stone and glass beads, an "armor-piercing" arrowhead, iron parts of a quiver, and an antler bow plate.

Male burials in this cemetery typically included functional items like jewelry, clothing accessories, and tools, along with weapons, especially archery ... parts of a quiver, and a bow plate ...

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