- A
gorytos (Ancient Gr****: γωρυτός, pl. γωρυτοί, Latin: gorytus) is a type of
leather bow-case for a
short composite bow used by the
Scythians in classical...
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Scythian bows and
arrows were kept in a
combined quiver-bowcase
called a
gōrytos which was made of
leather or bark and was
decorated with gold or bronze...
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beardless horseman who has a
gorytos hanging on his left hip
while another gorytos hands from a pole near the naiskos. The
gorytos hanging on the pole might...
- 1000
special royal guards). From Susa, Iran. 521-500 BCE.
British Museum Gorytos Chisholm 1911, Quiver.
Gerry Embleton;
Clive Bartlett (1995).
English Longbowman...
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Around 130 BC, the
Central Asian recurve bow of the
steppes with its
gorytos box
started to
appear for the
first time on the
coins of
Zoilos I, suggesting...
- Athens, Greece,
unknown architect, 421-405 BC
Ancient Gr**** guilloché on a
gorytos, 400-336 BC,
silver and gold,
Museum of the
Royal Tombs of Aigai, Vergina...
- wore
their hair long and loose, and all
adult men
apparently bearded. The
gorytos appears clearly on the left hip of the bare-headed spearman. The shield...
- well as a repoussé gold-coated
gorytos with
scenes from the myth of
Achilles and 70 arrowheads. The
covering of the
gorytos is
similar to that
found in Chortomlyk...
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contained another dead
warrior who was
equipped with a sword, spears, and a
gōrytos, and who
might have been the
armsbearer or
bodyguard of the
noble buried...
- the tomb of
Philip II
Silver kylix from the tomb of
Philip II The gold
gorytos (combination
quiver and bow case), shin-guards and neck
armor of Queen...
