81. FANOFUNNY - CartooNet Festival 2000 "Olympic Humour" : Sports FanoFunny Cartoonet Festival - olympic Humour humour cartoons on olympic Games Sydney 2000 http://www.fanofunny.com/olympichumour/eng/sport-45.html

Home Site Map Cards Cover ... E-mail Archery Athletics: decathlon Athletics: discus Athletics: hammer Athletics: hight jump ... Olympics Archery Cecchinato Giorgio (Italy) 1st Prize Herrera Jose Arles (Colombia) Sajini Ugo (Italy) Samuca Samuel Rubens De Andrade (Brazil) Svitalsky (Czech Republic) Honorary Mention Topan Cristian (Romania) I CartooNet Festival 2000 - Olympic Games Special

82. Africa Online - Kenya Sports archery graphics archery. weight lifting Weight Lifting, quiz iconOlympic Quiz, shooting graphics Shooting. A History of the Olympics. http://www.africaonline.co.ke/AfricaOnline/olympics/olympics.html

83. Alpha Bank in 1999. 1st participation in the olympic Games 1900. archery wasfirst introduced in the Paris olympic Games. It participated http://www.alpha.gr/page.asp?PageID=791&Lang=2

84. Shooting Sports - Methods - Discover The Outdoors In Athens, Greece the first modern olympic Games were conducted with nine sportsand the former French pistol champion, Pierre de Coubertain supported the http://www.dto.com/shooting/methods/return.jsp?articleid=93&articletypeid=32

85. Olympic Sports Links olympic sports. INTERACTIVE FANS. http://www.sportsfansofamerica.com/Links/Olympic/Main1.htm

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86. Hickok's Sports History: Archery This document contains a history of archery, including a list of Olympicchampions. It is a page on Hickok's sports History web site. http://hickoksports.hypermart.net/archery.htm

Refinance now homeowner even if you have bad credit. 185 loc Archery Table of Contents Early History Modern History Archery in the U.S. Conduct of Competition ... In the Library Early History A rchery is one of the most ancient of sports. During the paleolithic era (35,000 to 8,000 B.C.), the use of bow and arrow for hunting probably developed independently in many places throughout the world. By definition, there's no documentary evidence of archery competitions during the prehistoric era. But certainly, during that long expanse of time, now and then some ancient hunter who boasted about his skill with the bow must have been challenged to a contest by someone equally proud of his skill. There probably wasn't much to brag about. While an arrow can be launched by a bow with greater speed than any missile can be thrown, primitive bows are not very accurate. Western movies greatly exaggerated the skill of Native American bowmen; their hunting ability was based much more on skill and stealth in tracking than on marksmanship. The bow first entered military history in 2,340 B.C., when Sargon of Akkad in northern Babylonia conquered the Sumerians of southern Babylonia with an infantry made up mostly of archers. From that time on, many ancient peoples used archery in warfare in varying ways and with varying degrees of success.

87. Useful Archery Related Links Easton Shaft Charts; Excite Home - sports Channel - Other sports - archery; Olympicsports News by InfoSport News International- winter and summer sports http://au.geocities.com/archerysa/links.html

Some Useful Links FITA Archery Australia The Office for Recreation and Sport Australian Sports Commisssion ... National Championships in Adelaide, AUS (Including the 11th Indoor Archery Nationals Championships, 2003) Archery New Zealand Oceania Archery Confederation National Archery Association , USA The Grand National Archery Society (GNAS ), UK Scottish Archery Web Site SPORT ARCO E FRECCE - C.A.M. , Italy Archery ACT Archery NSW South Queensland Archery Society Archery Society of Tasmania ... Canberra Archery Club ,ACT Weston Valley Archery Club ,ACT Centenary Archers , Qld Mt Petrie Bowmen , Qld Sherbrooke Archers , Vic Wendouree Archery Club , Vic Angus Duggan- Archery Archery Focus Magazine The Glade Magazine Archery Info ... AUSBOW Industries (Based in South Australia) BowNet Bush Pilot Bowman EASTON Archery HoytUSA ... - That clever little program for PDAs from South Australia If you know of any others to add (or some of the above list are not working), just drop us a line. back to the top

88. The Olympic Area-Madrid And The Spirit Of Sport-Facilities And Sport Despite the archery event already appearing in the 1900 olympic Games, it was thrownout of the competition in 1920 due to the disparity between different http://www.madrid2012.es/ingles/area_olimpica/pagina3_1a25.htm

Madrid and the Spirit of Sport Facilities and Sport Sports Programmes Sports Facilities in Madrid ... Volleyball Archery Facilities Current state State by the year 2012 Despite the Archery event already appearing in the 1900 Olympic Games, it was thrown out of the competition in 1920 due to the disparity between different countries' regulations. As from 1972, various countries came together to form the International Archery Federation (FITA) which allows 128 men and women archers to participate over 6 days of competition both singly and in teams. Combining precision, a steady hand and strength, archers shoot at a 1.22 m target 70 m away. Facilities Main: The requirements of this competition, as established by the FITA, are as follows: a grass field facing North and measuring 170 metres wide x 150 m long. This field must have adequate protection and enough space behind the targets for the arrows to come to a stop as well as a protected area for judges and the media. A minimum seating capacity of 5000 is recommended. Warm-up facilities: The warm-up facility must be a south-facing grass field measuring 90 m wide x 150 m long, containing 20 evenly spread targets in accordance with FITA regulations. The competition area must be easily accessible from this point for the athletes and their delegations.

89. Archery Help Site Map Visit related sites from Family Education Network. olympic sportsSports—olympics—Atlanta1996 Summer olympics archery. (70 meters). Men. http://www.infoplease.com/ipsa/A0862306.html

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90. Olympic Preview: Archery All Infoplease, Infoplease Home archery. First olympic Appearance 1900. http://www.infoplease.com/spot/ol-archery.html

Do you have excessive Hair loss? We can help YOU ! Baseball, Football ,Hockey ..all Sports Mags and Books. Great savings on routine dental care and expensive dental procedures All Infoplease All Almanacs General Entertainment Sports Biographies Dictionary Encyclopedia Infoplease Home Almanacs Atlas Dictionary ... Fact Monster Kids' reference Info:Daily Fun facts Homework Center Newsletter You've got info! Help Site Map Visit related sites from: Family Education Network Sports Olympics Olympic Events Archery First Olympic Appearance: 1900 by Mike Morrison HISTORIANS SUGGEST that people were using a bow and arrow as far back as years ago. Where it was once used as a weapon of war , the arrow is now primarily used for hunting and for archery Did You Know? As legend has it, Robin Hood once won an archery contest by splitting the arrow of a competitor with his own arrow. That act is still known as a "Robin Hood." Archery was regularly featured as an Olympic sport from 1900 to 1920, but was removed from competition until the 1972 Olympics in Munich.

91. Olympic Preview: Archery archery was regularly featured as an olympic sport from 1900 to 1920,but was removed from competition until the 1972 olympics in Munich. http://www.factmonster.com/spot/ol-archery.html

Sports Olympics Olympic Events Archery First Olympic Appearance: 1900 by Mike Morrison HISTORIANS SUGGEST that people were using a bow and arrow as far back as years ago. Where it was once used as a weapon of war , the arrow is now primarily used for hunting and for archery Did You Know? As legend has it, Robin Hood once won an archery contest by splitting the arrow of a competitor with his own arrow. That act is still known as a "Robin Hood." Archery was regularly featured as an Olympic sport from 1900 to 1920, but was removed from competition until the 1972 Olympics in Munich. It takes a keen eye steady hands and nerves of steel to succeed at archery. Competitors pull back on their bows and fire arrows up to 240 kilometers per hour (about 150 miles per hour) at their targets, which are 70 meters away. The round targets each contain additional concentric circles, which separate the target into ten scoring zones . At ten points, the center zone, or "bullseye" is worth the most points. Archers shoot 12 "ends" (rounds) of six arrows each.

92. Daily Republic: SPORTS Index sports (Hometown sports Story). Michael Mills captured individual at the state JuniorOlympic archery Development Indoor archery Championships and Indoor Target http://www.dailyrepublic.com/display/inn_sports/Hometown Sports Story/sport17.tx

Wednesday, April 02, 2003 Home Page Local News Obituaries Sports ... OTHER LINKS Click here for links to government, schools, business and more! You must turn on JavaScript to view the PulsePoll . For tech support: co-laboratory Search The Web Travel Info Web Directory Yellow Pages White Pages ... Greeting Cards Sports (Hometown Sports Story) Devin Weiser, 11, of the Solano Aquatics Sea Otters swim team, captured one fourth-, one fifth- and two six-place finishes at the Junior Olympic meet. (Photo by Christine Baker) Sea Otters make splash at meet By Bob Greene The Sea Otters played host to the Sierra-Nevada Junior Olympic swim competition last weekend, and led by a second-place showing from Justin Lomas, it walked away with seventh place in the 28-team meet at Solano Community College. Bradley Louie of the Fairfield Aquatic Club tied Lomas for second at that age group. "It went really well, that was awesome," SASO president Dennis Hooten said. "We are a pretty small team in the grand scheme of things and to be that small and finish that high is a testament to our coaches and what they teach our kids." A total of 308 swimmers from 28 teams as far away as Redding and Grass Valley made their way to Solano County for the three-day meet that saw the host team post a top-10 finish for the second consecutive year.

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