Wainfare

Wood

Yew timber

Yew timber → Yew bow stave

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Wood of the yew, a slow-growing evergreen of chalk and limestone country and churchyards. Its dense, elastic wood, combining pale sapwood and darker heartwood, makes excellent bows, and yew bows are known from prehistoric Britain. In the 12th century bows were also made of other woods: Gerald of Wales recorded about 1188 that Welsh bows were of elm, not yew. Large-scale yew stave imports came later.

Caveats (confidence: medium)

The scale of yew bow-making in 12th-century England is not documented in sources consulted.

Sources: en.wikipedia.org

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