Society Of Archer-Antiquaries

He is a great loss. A man who had a clear view of archery and an enquiring mind. Being a great actor and excellent author is a bonus for us all.

here is a picture of some Mongol archers at the 2008 WTAF.

The email address is
[email protected]

The current contact person is
Eunae Jo

If you email the address and ask any questions, I am sure that they would be answered.

I must second Jan's comments. The World Traditional Archery Festival is an excellent meeting place for all kinds of traditional archers and craftsmen. In the past Great Britain has been represented by notable members of the Society who not only participated in the competitions, but also gave interes...

I would be very happy for you to read it out at the AGM. The Society has been of great benefit to me and anything I can do to help is a pleasure.

I use several forums for different purposes. I have noticed here that most of the questions seem to fall into groups that you would only ask here. there is a wealth of practical experience in examining old bows, shooting, reconstruction and research. Several members are outstanding reconstructors. I...

We in the archery world have suffered a great loss with the death a week ago of Dr Charles E. Grayson. His long association with the Society of Archer-Antiquaries is only one of his many accomplishments. The articles he wrote were always interesting and often contained insightful analysis. He acted ...

In Korea at the World Traditional Archery Festival, it was decided to found an association to promote and protect traditional archery worldwide. There were archers from all the inhabited continents, Africa, Asia, Australia, Europe, North and South America. Rather than as official delegates of the co...