Historical archery sites in England

Historical archery sites in England are locations where ancient archery activities took place, including battlegrounds, castles, and designated ranges. These sites highlight England’s rich medieval history, particularly during the Hundred Years’ War and the Tudor era, when archery was vital for warfare and sport. Notable examples include the Holkham Hall ranges in Norfolk and the ancient field patterns at Waltham Forest. These areas often contain remains of practice grounds, targets, and associated structures, offering insight into the martial culture and craftsmanship of historical England. They attract historians, enthusiasts, and visitors interested in the country’s medieval martial traditions.