At the time that the story historically takes place, conscripted soldiers were made either infantrymen or bowmen. Bows were commonly used for hunting, and among the more pastoral populations, most men not only made their own bows, but would have been able to bring them with. Additionally, bowmen needed less armor and were cheaper to field than infantry.
In all likelihood, since Robin came more a rural region, he would have been more than proficient with a bow and made a bowman when conscripted.
'Ale de finest archers of England who weren't in the Holy Land with Richard'
The Robin Hood actor is 6"
Long Bow, and arrows of course. At the time of Robin Hood the Long Bow was a new and exciting weapon. Capable of bringing down a fully armored knight. Using one a common man could kill a noble man in battle which was an exciting idea to quite a few people - I'm sure you can imagine.
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archery, and swordsmanship.
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No, Archery was in use many thousands of years before the Robin Hood tales. Archery was in use as far back as Human recorded History goes.
Practice, And In legend he fought in the crusades, He was good with a bow & arrows, And a sword.
No. The archery shots in his Robin Hood movie were performed by Howard Hill.
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In some versions of the legend, Robin Hood receives the golden arrow from the Sheriff of Nottingham as a prize in an archery competition.
Yes, Robin Hood was an archer and also a swordsman. The oldest Robin Hood ballads, which are the earliest sources we have for the legend, show him as both archer and swordsman but deal more with his swordsmanship than his archery.
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Robin Hood Makes Good was created on 1939-02-11.