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How to shoot the English Longbow
Kevin Hicks from the History Squad demonstrates how to shoot a traditional English Longbow. Filmed by Ballista Media for English Heritage
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Tudors - Master Gunner
The Master Gunner - Created by History Squad for OCR-Talk History
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I have five so far, you can get them on dvd just contact my website for my details, info@historysquad.co.uk
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Ancient Treasures of the Sea - A Roman Amphora
James Balme has been searching for over 35 years for ancient artifacts left behind by our ancestors. In that time through research and archaeology ...
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3 weeks ago
The Skill of Kevin Hicks.mov
It would seem a shame that the enjoyable footage I have of this mans skill with the longbow remains in my tape vault, youtube gives me the tool to ...
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War Of The Roses - The Pole Axe
One of the extra features from documentary DVD we produced about the War Of The Roses which looks at the Falchion.
The DVD also includes weapons ...
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War Of The Roses - The Falchion
One of the extra features from documentary DVD we produced about the War Of The Roses which looks at the Falchion.
The DVD also includes weapons...
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1 year ago
How to fire a Brown Bess
Kevin Hicks from the History Squad demonstrates how to shoot a brown bess musket. Filmed by Ballista Media for English Heritage
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How to Fire A Matchlock Musket
Kevin Hicks from the History Squad demonstrates how to shoot a matchlock musket. Filmed by Ballista Media for English Heritage
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Elizabethan Lady
The Elizabethan Lady - Created by History Squad for OCR-Talk History
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That's for another forthcoming video..................When Henry V was shot through the cheek at the Battle of ????, a doctor by the name of John Bradmore developed and made an arrow extraction tool to remove the arrowhead and although painful the procedure was successful.