Persian Archers

Persian archers were highly skilled military units from ancient Persia, known for their expertise in mounted archery—shooting arrows accurately while riding horses. They played a crucial role in Persian warfare, utilizing their mobility and precision to outmaneuver enemies. Famous for their effectiveness against both infantry and cavalry, Persian archers contributed significantly to the empire’s military successes, especially during campaigns like those of the Achaemenid Empire. Their techniques influenced warfare strategies in the ancient world, and their reputation for discipline and marksmanship remains notable in military history.