Ancient Bow Symbols and Torus Flow Connections

I have a previous post about the Bow symbol from 2023, which is still valid. https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1Y3TBi5h8n/ Today's post shows a few more aspects.

Image A and B's bows at the top have an exaggerated "loop-back" kind of curl. So I added a few bows into my loop-back collection, https://ca.pinterest.com/stevenbhalls/loop-back/ and there are many examples in my bow collection: https://ca.pinterest.com/stevenbhalls/bow/

Image C has two torus symbols stacked vertically. The left side flow goes up the lower tail and then into the bottom of the bow. The right side has a "side-loop" of horizontal outflow of the lower arm connecting into the foot. The center path is along the aligned bodies and heads. The arrow is a horizontal outflow to the left, the outward bulge of the bow is a portal hint.

Image D and E also use the bulge shape as a portal hint and these clearly show the bow going beyond the side barrier. I was also puzzled about the smallness of these bows, but the waist-band between the human and the animal is a portal between tori, so now it makes sense that the bottom of these bows would stop at waistband level. Image E's animal foreleg going horizontally outward beyond the barrier, then connecting to the bottom of the bow, is another "side-loop" example, more here: https://ca.pinterest.com/stevenbhalls/side-loop/

If you look through my Bow collection, look for examples where the bottom of the bow touches a foot like in image A. That is also a flow connection, where flow can either go up the side-flow-bow, or go up the leg.