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Caddo OSAGE bow

Started by Swamp Pygmy, August 13, 2008, 11:32:00 AM

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Swamp Pygmy

Hello tradgangers. I know alot of you guys are partial to osage bows.

I was looking at the history of them and found one of the earliest ones came from a large indian burial mound here in my home state.

I found many pics of gahagan knives, arrow points, masks, beads, etc. But no bow.

They describe a well preserved 66in recurve osage bow but I can't find a pic of it anywhere. It is supposedly one of the earliest bows in NA. I can't believe there are no pictures of it anywhere.

So can any of you help me out? I'm just looking for a picture of it. I thought someone might have it saved. Or does someone at least know what museum it's stored in? Thanks guys.
South Louisiana Longbow Shooter

The only trophy you'll ever bring home is a good time. The rest is just meat. -SP

wislnwings

i'd sure like to know also.

Swamp Pygmy

http://www.texasbeyondhistory.net/tejas/ancestors/early.html

this website is full of good info. topped of by a pic of a supposedly accurate artist rendering of one of the bows in question. It's a lil distance on it, but you can still kinda see how much recurve is has.

but I'd much rather see an actual photo. I wonder if its in the encyclopedia of native american bows.
South Louisiana Longbow Shooter

The only trophy you'll ever bring home is a good time. The rest is just meat. -SP


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