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Archery and target-shooting in pre-Islamic Java; What can be known?
Wacana: Journal of the Humanities of IndonesiaIn Java today, archery survives as a traditional discipline called jemparingan. Javanese archery involves targeting a pendulum-like target from a shooting distance of 35 to 50 metres.
Jiří Jákl
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, 2000 Title devised by cataloguer using information from the descriptive list.; Part of collection: Hockey, archery and fencing events, Sydney 2000 Olympic Games, 21 September ...
Seselja, Loui, 1948-
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Archetypes of traditional archery in Khakasya (Sayano-Altai) Tashtyky Culture
In this research, it will be tried to convey information about the archeological findings and petroglyph images (pictures on rocks) about the types of bow and arrowheads in the petroglyphs of the Tashtyk ('Taştik') culture, which occurred between the 3rd
Ziyagil, Mehmet Akif, Türkmen, Mehmet
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, 2000 Title from the descriptive list.; Part of collection: Hockey, archery and fencing events, Sydney 2000 Olympic Games, 21 September ...
Seselja, Loui, 1948-
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Study of training management in archery
Sriwijaya Journal of SportResearch Problems: Archery requires precision, concentration, and physical and mental stability. Effective training management is essential to support athlete performance.
Sonia Ariani S +2 more
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The differences in learning outcomes in students' archery skills according to physiological ability
Cakrawala Pendidikan: Jurnal Ilmiah PendidikanThis study aims to compare how students learn archery skills in terms of physiological ability factors arising from first, middle, and last shots. Arm muscular strength is one physiological ability aspect that affects archery skills.
Widiyanto Widiyanto +8 more
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, 1986 Several children standing along a firing line during an Archery Competition during the Utah Summer ...
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An Analysis of a Persian Archery manuscript written by Kapur Čand
Revista de Artes Marciales Asiáticas, 2013 The present article deals with an analysis of an undated Persian archery manuscript titled Resāle-ye Kamāndāri [Archery Manuscript] written by Kapur Čand. It is written in Persian and judging by the style it should have been written by a Persian. Persian
Bede Dwyer +1 more
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, 2018 A group of archery students practice their skills during the Okmulgee Archery Days ...
Pos, Robert, USFWS
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