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A massive composite bow drawn by a Qing era archer, northern China, ca. 19th century
A massive composite bow drawn by a Qing era archer, northern China, ca. 19th century
A Persian guard at Persepolis, with a bow that terminates in a duck head shape.
A Persian guard at Persepolis, with a bow that terminates in a duck head shape.
Scythians shooting with bows, Panticapaeum (known today as Kerch, Crimea), 4th century BCE
Scythians shooting with bows, Panticapaeum (known today as Kerch, Crimea), 4th century BCE
Scythian-style bows made in the Caucasus region, often associated with the Koban culture, were made "backwards", with deflexed handles, leading to an
Scythian-style bows made in the Caucasus region, often associated with the Koban culture, were made "backwards", with deflexed handles, leading to an "interception" at the stress risers. The bow on the left is strung properly.
Tendon
The Achilles tendon, one of the tendons in the human body (from Gray's Anatomy, 1st ed., 1858)
The Achilles tendon, one of the tendons in the human body (from Gray's Anatomy, 1st ed., 1858)
Micrograph of a piece of tendon; H&E stain
Micrograph of a piece of tendon; H&E stain
Magnified view of a tendon
Magnified view of a tendon
Ossified tendon from an Edmontosaurus bone bed in Wyoming (Lance Formation)
Ossified tendon from an Edmontosaurus bone bed in Wyoming (Lance Formation)