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saumensch
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indian tribe bows
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July 30, 2009, 07:52:00 AM »
hello,
i am reading the diary of lewis and clark at the moment.
A great read, and sometimes they describe the bows and the shooting abilities of different indian tribes.
As their describtions are rather rough, i was wondering if there are pictures somewhere in the web where i could look at them.
Anyone knows of a homepage with pics or has some hisself?
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"Ecyclopedia of Native American Bows and Quivers, Volume 2" by Jim Hamm
This book covers the plains and southwest US.
Check the book section @ Pine Hollow Longbows, Mike Yancey is a sponsor here
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