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Home » Events » History of the English Longbow

History of the English Longbow

When: November 9, 2024 Time: 12:00am to 3:15pm Venue: History of the English Longbow Address: Cost: £20 Suitable for: All ages

How did the English Longbow become such a legendary weapon? What is the story of the Longbow and its impact upon society?

Visit West Stow Anglo Saxon Village at 12 midday on 9 November to take part in an activity session with replicas of the English Longbow and arrows.

Visitors will also be able to witness a demonstration of how the Longbow was loaded and shot – this session lasts about an hour.

Find out more on the West Stow Anglo Saxon Village website.

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