An Anglo-Saxon arrowhead typically consisted of a triangular or barbed metal tip attached to a shaft made of wood or bone. These arrowheads were crucial components of weaponry during the Anglo-Saxon period, known for their effectiveness in both hunting and warfare. Crafted with precision, they were designed to penetrate armor and inflict maximum damage on targets. Archaeological finds of Anglo-Saxon arrowheads offer insights into the technology, craftsmanship, and military strategies of the time.