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The last name Bowerman has its origins in England, deriving from the Middle English term "bowerman," which referred to a maker or seller of bows, a profession that was particularly significant during the medieval period when archery was a vital skill for both hunting and warfare. The name is believed to have first appeared in the regions of England where archery was prominent, such as Kent and Sussex. As a surname, Bowerman reflects the occupational heritage of its bearers, indicating a connection to craftsmanship and the martial traditions of the time. Variations of the surname can be found in different cultures, including "Bowerman" itself, which may be spelled or pronounced differently in other languages, though such variations are less common. The name has maintained its form over the centuries, and while it is not among the most widespread surnames, it carries a historical significance tied to the skills and trades of its early bearers.