Mongol archery

Mongol archery was a key military skill for the Mongolian warriors during the 13th century. They used a composite bow, made from wooden, horn, and sinew materials, allowing for great power and range. Mongol archers were known for their speed and precision, often shooting while riding horses at full gallop. This agility gave them an advantage in battle, enabling them to engage enemies effectively from a distance. Their archery techniques, combined with mobility and tactics, contributed significantly to the expansion of the Mongol Empire across vast territories.