Mankind, who has been struggling for its existence since the first day of its creation, has gone for search of weapons both to feed and protect himself and invented the arrow, which is one of the oldest attack weapons known. Some of the arrowheads, which have been made with various raw materials and different types throughout the history, are called socketed. These arrowheads are those produced by inserting the wooden shaft into the hole called the socket in its lower part. Thepresent study consists of nine “socketed” arrowheads made with copper alloy casting method, which were brought to the Anamur Museum through purchase. Socketed arrowheads are divided into subtypes according to their arrow barrel types and whether they are with spurs or not. Although it is difficult to date them since the exact location where they were found is not known, they contribute to achieve important information about the typology and historical development of arrowheads in Anatolia by dating them to a certain time period by means of evaluating them together with similar examples that have been included in the literature and grouping them typologically. This study, which was carried out due to the fact that the arrow, which holds a notable place in the mankind’s struggle for the existence throughout the history, is seen rarely in scientific studies and that there is a lack of common terminology, would contribute to the literature.