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Royal Armouries Virtual website tour where the famous Antient Scorton Silver Arrow is now on permanent display. The Royal Armouries Scorton Village Website A very nice website featuring the Village of Scorton in North Yorkshire, being the first venue of the Competition in 1673 and with whom the Society still has a very firm bond and a friendship forged over 337 years. Scorton Village Website Society of archer-antiquaries Formed at the end of 1956 to further the study of the development of the bow and arrow across the world from earliest times until the present day and to consider all matters relating to the history of archery in general. Society of archer-antiquaries Website The Mary Rose The Mary Rose, flagship of King Henry VIII until it sank in 1545. The Mary Rose was built between 1509-11 and named after the King's favourite sister, Mary Tudor. Learn more.. Mary Rose Website
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British Long Bow Society For details of the nearest Long Bow Club in your area please contact The Secretary of the BLBS. The British Long Bow Society Grand National Archery Society (Archery GB) Governing body for Archery in the UK. Information and, links and UK club locator. Grand National Archery Society The National Field Archery Society For details of the nearest Field Archery Club in your area please contact The Secretary of the NFAS. The National Field Archery Society English Federation of Disability Sport Archery can be enjoyed by everyone, learn more from the national body responsible for developing sport for the disabled. English Federation of Disabilty Sport Ray Fields. UK Chairman and National coordinator of Archery for the Disabled & Visually impaired ray.fields@btinternet.com English War Bow Society A Society dedicated to the Medieval / Tudor periods of the English Longbow and the techniques of 'shooting in the great Warbow' - pulling weights from 110 to 180 lbs. Their site features an excellent video. English War Bow Society |
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