Various projectile technologies have been explored by countless archaeologists, however fletching, a critical aspect of arrow design has not received nearly the same amount of attention. A number of reasons may account for this lack of research, perhaps most notably is the fact fletching does not present well within the archaeological record This paper gives some attention to the small amount of research done on fletching by archaeologists and then goes on to describe the production and effectiveness of fletching when added to the arrow. An experimental design was created that ultimately showed that parabolic fletching that most individuals are familiar with seems to be highly effective, in some sense showing that over time the technology w...
This thesis is an artefact-centred study of the archery equipment from Pharaonic Egypt. Investigatin...
Archery has experienced a recent resurgence in participation and has seen increases in archery range...
For decades, archaeologists have used replicative studies to develop a better understanding of prehi...
An experimental model derived from ballistics tests has recently shown that the size of a flaked sto...
Because arrows were constructed almost entirely of perishable organic materials, there are unfortuna...
The origins of complex projectile weaponry provides insight into cultural and biological changes ass...
Limited research has been conducted on the perishable components of prehistoric archery. Current dep...
Despite many years of research by professional and avocational archaeologists, many questions still ...
Before Europeans arrived to Eastern North America, prehistoric, indigenous peoples experienced a num...
AbstractManufacturing bow-and-arrow is an intricate procedure requiring multistage planning. Because...
The bow and arrow is a tool with a very long history. In the Old World its use dates back to paleoli...
Before Europeans arrived to Eastern North America, prehistoric, indigenous peoples experienced a num...
The bowand arrowis thought to be a unique development of our species, signalling higherlevel cogniti...
International audienceDuring the 7th and 6th millennium BC, a major cultural change took place in Me...
This thesis reexamines the adoption of the bow and arrow in the Eastern Woodlands. Archaeologists ha...
This thesis is an artefact-centred study of the archery equipment from Pharaonic Egypt. Investigatin...
Archery has experienced a recent resurgence in participation and has seen increases in archery range...
For decades, archaeologists have used replicative studies to develop a better understanding of prehi...
An experimental model derived from ballistics tests has recently shown that the size of a flaked sto...
Because arrows were constructed almost entirely of perishable organic materials, there are unfortuna...
The origins of complex projectile weaponry provides insight into cultural and biological changes ass...
Limited research has been conducted on the perishable components of prehistoric archery. Current dep...
Despite many years of research by professional and avocational archaeologists, many questions still ...
Before Europeans arrived to Eastern North America, prehistoric, indigenous peoples experienced a num...
AbstractManufacturing bow-and-arrow is an intricate procedure requiring multistage planning. Because...
The bow and arrow is a tool with a very long history. In the Old World its use dates back to paleoli...
Before Europeans arrived to Eastern North America, prehistoric, indigenous peoples experienced a num...
The bowand arrowis thought to be a unique development of our species, signalling higherlevel cogniti...
International audienceDuring the 7th and 6th millennium BC, a major cultural change took place in Me...
This thesis reexamines the adoption of the bow and arrow in the Eastern Woodlands. Archaeologists ha...
This thesis is an artefact-centred study of the archery equipment from Pharaonic Egypt. Investigatin...
Archery has experienced a recent resurgence in participation and has seen increases in archery range...
For decades, archaeologists have used replicative studies to develop a better understanding of prehi...