Question

How did bronze age people make bows to shoot the arrows they made from copper?

Answer 1

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There is some debate regarding the nature of the bow, some argue it is not finished while others say it was. At any rate it was a high poundage bow made from high alpine yew, this was still the preferred wood for making longbows in the 16th century.

Ötzi was also killed by a bow wielding enemy.

For much of the neolithic bows like the one Ötzi had remained the preferred weapon of war. In the Bronze Age empires, the rank and file infantry also continued to use self bows. Both archers from lower Egypt and Nubian soldiers are depicted with wooden bows.

Answer 2

The arrows were made of pine and consisted of a mainshaft and a 15-20 ... It is credited with making war as we know it today possible.