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Base bows
- Ancient Scythian Base bow
- Assyrian Base bow
- Hun Base bow
- Avar Base bow
- Scythian Children Base bow
- Hungarian Base bow
- Middle Ages Hungarian Base bow
- Roman Base bow
- Turkish A Base bow
- Turkish B Base bow
- Tatar Base bow
- Indo-Persian Base bow
- Early Mongolian Base bow
- Mongolian Base bow
- Chinese Base bow
- G1 Székely Base bow
- G2 Native American Base bow
- G3 Pecheneg Base bow
- G4 Baskir Base bow
- G5 Ancient Hungarian Base bow
- G6 Avar Base bow
- G7 Tibetan (Manchu) Base bow
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Simple Laminated bows
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X-Carbon Laminated bows
- Scythian X-Carbon Laminated bow
- Assyrian X-Carbon Laminated bow
- Middle Ages Hungarian X-Carbon Laminated bow
- Mogul X-Carbon Laminated bow
- Indo-Persian X-Carbon Laminated bow
- Early Mongolian X-Carbon Laminated bow
- L1 Assyrian X-Carbon Laminated bow
- L2 Tatar X-Carbon Laminated bow
- L4 Hungarian X-Carbon Laminated bow
- L6-Sarmatian X-Carbon Laminated bow
- L7 Turkish X-Carbon Laminated bow Long
- L7 Turkish X-Carbon Laminated bow Short
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Full Carbon Laminated bows
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TRH Laminated bows
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Fiberwood Laminated bows
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Biocomposite bows
- Biocomposite Scythian bow
- Biocomposite Assyrian bow
- Biocomposite Hun bow
- Biocomposite Avar bow
- Biocomposite Hungarian bow - Long
- Biocomposite Hungarian bow - Short
- Biocomposite Turkish bow - Long
- Biocomposite Turkish bow - Short
- Biocomposite tatar bow
- Biocomposite Persian bow
- Biocomposite Early Mongolian bow
- Biocomposite Mongolian bow
- Biocomposite Manchu bow
- Biocomposite Baskir bow
- Biocomposite Mughal bow
- Biocomposite Indian Crab bow
- Biocomposite Indo-Persian bow
- Biocomposite Korean bow
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Extra II bows
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Extra III Horn bows
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Longbows
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Locust Crab Double Limbs Bows
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Recurve bows
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Painted bows
Old horn composite bows
A 1500-year-old technological feat!
Old horn composite bows,… something very interesting,….the bone plate was on a bow about 1500 years old, the other bows were made 80-200 years ago,…..these bows have very thick strings,… ..it doesn’t go into the bone plate of the Avar ( Hun )bow,….why? …..They could only use natural materials for each bow, because there was nothing else, but 1500 years ago they could make a string as thin as today’s materials, and 100 years ago the also natural string was as thick as a pencil.
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