archeryremains
Archery remains are material remnants associated with archery equipment recovered from archaeological or historical contexts. They document bow construction, arrow production, and the use of archery in hunting and warfare. Because organic materials such as wood and fiber decay readily, these remains are often fragmentary and biased toward durable components, yet they provide essential evidence when preserved in favorable conditions.
Typical archery remains include bow fragments, arrows and arrowheads, shaft fragments, and fletching remnants, as well
Materials reflect regional technology. Wooden bows, including yew and other laminates, appear alongside composite bows using
Significance includes insights into hunting strategies, warfare, and social organization, as well as trade in materials
Limitations and preservation biases require careful excavation and interpretation. Organic components are fragile, so many finds