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“Well, a medieval arrow is 32 inches long, and you cannot physically pull the arrow out from behind you, put it on the bowstring and then shoot. All the actions in archery are small motio ...

Danish archer Lars Andersen has demonstrated some massively controversial archery techniques ... one that may have allowed medieval archers to loose thousands of arrows in seconds.

"There are few days that aren't improved by putting 100 arrows downrange," he says. Mr Halcomb is a member of the Medieval Archery Society — a Sydney-based re-enactment group that brings the ...

The authors surmise that the arrow was likely spinning clockwise when it hit, based on the associated spalling and fracturing. Medieval arrows were fletched, which put a spin on the projectile to ...

Ipswich youngsters enjoyed a packed day of authentic medieval archery in Christchurch Park ... to learn about different styles of bow and arrow, before having a go with longbows.

The Bayeux Tapestry depicts Harold II with an arrow jutting from his head ... similarities between injuries inflicted by the medieval weapon and guns of today. Published last week in the ...

It does not necessarily reflect the view of The Herald. Medieval arrows caused injuries similar to modern gunshot wounds, according to archaeologists analysing newly-discovered human remains.

Medieval arrows caused injuries similar to modern gunshot wounds, according to archaeologists analysing newly-discovered human remains. The bones, recovered from a Dominican friary in Exeter ...