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Summary

Description

Crossbow, Europe, 1200 - wood and iron

Date

circa 1500

Source

http://www.sandia.gov/tp/SAFE_RAM/CRSBW.HTM

Author



Alternative names	Leonardo di ser Piero da Vinci
Description	Italian painter, draughtsman, inventor and writer
Date of birth/death	15 April 1452	2 May 1519
Location of birth/death	Vinci near Florence, Tuscany	Clos Lucé, France
Work period	from 1466 until 1519
Work location	Florence (1466–1482), Milan (1483–1499), Mantua (1499), Venice (1500), Florence (1500–1506), Milan (1506–1513), Florence (1507–1508), Rome (1513–1516), Amboise (1513–1518)
Authority control	WorldCat

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Alternative names	Leonardo di ser Piero da Vinci
Description	Italian painter, draughtsman, inventor and writer
Date of birth/death	15 April 1452	2 May 1519
Location of birth/death	Vinci near Florence, Tuscany	Clos Lucé, France
Work period	from 1466 until 1519
Work location	Florence (1466–1482), Milan (1483–1499), Mantua (1499), Venice (1500), Florence (1500–1506), Milan (1506–1513), Florence (1507–1508), Rome (1513–1516), Amboise (1513–1518)
Authority control	WorldCat

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