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Several of the inhabitants of [[Alixus]]' colony, including [[Vinod]], used bows and arrows. After [[Benjamin Sisko]] and [[Miles O'Brien]] arrived, they were threatened with a number of bows and arrows. Vinod later fired an arrow from the bow at O'Brien's uniform thinking that it was him. ({{DS9|Paradise}}) |
Several of the inhabitants of [[Alixus]]' colony, including [[Vinod]], used bows and arrows. After [[Benjamin Sisko]] and [[Miles O'Brien]] arrived, they were threatened with a number of bows and arrows. Vinod later fired an arrow from the bow at O'Brien's uniform thinking that it was him. ({{DS9|Paradise}}) |
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| − | When the crew of the {{USS|Voyager}} were marooned on [[Hanon IV]] by [[Seska]] and the [[Kazon-Nistrim]], who had taken over the ship, [[Tuvok]] fashioned a bow and some arrows, prompting [[Chakotay]] to remark that his tribe never used bows and arrows and he had never personally fired one; Tuvok replied that he had made the bow for himself, and that he taught archery science for several years at the Vulcan Institute |
+ | When the crew of the {{USS|Voyager}} were marooned on [[Hanon IV]] by [[Seska]] and the [[Kazon-Nistrim]], who had taken over the ship, [[Tuvok]] fashioned a bow and some arrows, prompting [[Chakotay]] to remark that his tribe never used bows and arrows and he had never personally fired one; Tuvok replied that he had made the bow for himself, and that he taught archery science for several years at the [[Vulcan Institute for Defensive Arts]]. The bow and arrow was, presumably, previously unknown to the [[Hanon IV native]]s, who were taken aback when Tuvok shot one of them in the chest, allowing Chakotay's search party to escape with [[Kes]] (who had been captured by the natives) before the natives recovered from their shock and gave chase. Tuvok's arrows proved considerably less effective against the [[Hanonian land eel]] in the cave into which he, Chakotay and the others had fled from the natives. ({{VOY|Basics, Part II}}) |
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Hali, a Mintakan, with Bow and arrow
The Bow and arrow was a weapon used for hunting or for combat. The discipline of using the bow and arrow is known as archery, and a person who uses the bow and arrow is called an archer.
The Hill People on Neural used bows and arrows for their defense. (TOS: "A Private Little War")
The Mintakans on Mintaka III used bows and arrows for hunting animals and as weapons. Liko, who wouldn't believe that Picard was not their "Overseer" shot an arrow at Picard and wounded him. (TNG: "Who Watches The Watchers")
When the crew of the USS Enterprise-D was transferred into the Robin Hood scenario by Q in 2367, a few, among them Captain Picard who filled in the lead role, had bows and arrows. (TNG: "Qpid")
Several of the inhabitants of Alixus' colony, including Vinod, used bows and arrows. After Benjamin Sisko and Miles O'Brien arrived, they were threatened with a number of bows and arrows. Vinod later fired an arrow from the bow at O'Brien's uniform thinking that it was him. (DS9: "Paradise")
When the crew of the USS Voyager were marooned on Hanon IV by Seska and the Kazon-Nistrim, who had taken over the ship, Tuvok fashioned a bow and some arrows, prompting Chakotay to remark that his tribe never used bows and arrows and he had never personally fired one; Tuvok replied that he had made the bow for himself, and that he taught archery science for several years at the Vulcan Institute for Defensive Arts. The bow and arrow was, presumably, previously unknown to the Hanon IV natives, who were taken aback when Tuvok shot one of them in the chest, allowing Chakotay's search party to escape with Kes (who had been captured by the natives) before the natives recovered from their shock and gave chase. Tuvok's arrows proved considerably less effective against the Hanonian land eel in the cave into which he, Chakotay and the others had fled from the natives. (VOY: "Basics, Part II")