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  Medieval Bilobate Barbed Arrowhead, Type 15

  SKU: AH3522.10

  This arrowhead follows the London Museum Type 15 pattern, a bilobate, barbed and socketed head of genuinely substantial size among surviving medieval finds.

  Its two-lobed, heavily barbed profile made it an effective hunting head for larger game, with archaeological examples recovered from mid-13th century English contexts, reflecting the variety of specialist arrowhead forms medieval fletchers and smiths produced for different quarry and purposes.

  Deepeeka’s reproduction is hand-forged from high carbon steel, sold as a standalone head for mounting onto a shaft of your choice, part of our historical archery range.

  
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  Medieval Triangular Bodkin Arrowhead, Type 12

  SKU: AH3522.27

  This arrowhead follows the London Museum Type 12 pattern, a triangular bodkin form copied directly from surviving medieval originals.

  The triangular cross-section gave this bodkin variant genuine rigidity along its length while keeping the point narrow enough for effective armour penetration, a design refinement within the wider bodkin family of war arrowheads.

  Deepeeka’s reproduction is hand-forged from high carbon steel, sold as a standalone head for mounting onto a shaft of your choice, part of our historical archery range.

  
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  Medieval Triangular Bodkin Arrowhead, Type 12

  SKU: AH3522.14

  This arrowhead follows the London Museum Type 12 pattern, a triangular bodkin form copied directly from surviving medieval originals.

  The triangular cross-section gave this bodkin variant genuine rigidity along its length while keeping the point narrow enough for effective armour penetration, a design refinement within the wider bodkin family of war arrowheads.

  Deepeeka’s reproduction is hand-forged from high carbon steel, sold as a standalone head for mounting onto a shaft of your choice, part of our historical archery range.

  
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  Medieval Broadhead Arrowhead

  SKU: AH3522.6

  This arrowhead follows the broadhead pattern, similar to London Museum Type 1 and Jessop multipurpose type MP3.

  The broadhead’s angular blades made it a genuinely versatile head, used for both hunting and warfare throughout the medieval period, with finds spanning roughly the 10th through 16th centuries. Its wide cutting edge caused greater blood loss than a narrow bodkin, at some cost to armour penetration.

  Deepeeka’s reproduction is hand-forged from high carbon steel, sold as a standalone head for mounting onto a shaft of your choice, part of our historical archery range.