Quiver.
The quiver holds arrows. Quiver also means "to shake or tremble."
Anchor? holds something in place. Archer? uses a bow and arrows.
The archer's Quiver holds the arrows.
Archers carry a container called a quiver on their backs to keep their arrows within arm's reach.
Science is related to archery through the understanding of physics principles such as force, velocity, gravity, and trajectory that influence how an arrow travels through the air. By applying scientific knowledge, archers can optimize their techniques, equipment, and shooting conditions to improve accuracy and performance. Studying the science behind archery can also lead to innovations in equipment design and training methods.
In Gerudo's Fortress, look for the Horseback Archery Range. Call Epona and talk to the woman while on Epona. She will offer you to play the archery game. Smash all the pots (100 points each) and try and shoot all bulls eyes on the targets (100 points for a bulls-eye and the other not so good hits vary in accuracy). Get above 1000 points and you get a heart piece. Get above 1500 (3 words, practice makes perfect) and you get the last upgrade to arrows the largest quiver which holds 50 arrows!
The eagle in the Seal of the United States of America holds 13 arrows representing the original 13 colonies and how they were forged out of war.
The hood latch
arrows see http://www.greatseal.com/
Their innerware is a cloth of cotton. Their outerware will be a bit heavy, like a plastic armour (Modern Archery) Their innerware is a cloth made of silk and cotton. Their outerware was iron armour chestplate (Ancient Archery) Thank You
An obstacle or impediment.
Something that holds you back.