Where can you find a diagram of a bow and arrow?

The LearnArchery website provides a detailed diagram of a traditional bow and arrow, with the constituent pieces of the bow and arrow labeled in detail. The BowHunting Webpage has a section devoted to a diagram of the anatomy of a compound bow, a more complex bow used for wildlife hunting.

Parts of an arrow include the point, shaft, crest, fletching and nock. The bow is slightly more complicated, but a recurve bow is traditionally less complex than a compound bow. Although both bows have upper and lower limbs, notch points and arrow shelves, the compound bow features a double-stringed pulley system facilitated by an idler wheel and a cam.