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T O P I C R E V I E W
pinki wasup?
i need info on the catapult
can u help me plz
thanks
lis
Philip Davis I presume you mean the medieval seige engine and not the hand held device used by anglers to cast bait (or by my dad to scare the local cats out of his garden)
There were serveral types of medieval seige engine of which the mangonel was one. See the essay at http://www.castlewales.com/siege.html part of Jeff Thomas's excellent Castles of Wales Web site. Have a look around the rest of the site as it is very interesting and may well answer many of your other question.
Please come back if you need a specific point clarified.
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T O P I C R E V I E W
pinki	wasup? i need info on the catapult can u help me plz thanks lis
Philip Davis	I presume you mean the medieval seige engine and not the hand held device used by anglers to cast bait (or by my dad to scare the local cats out of his garden) There were serveral types of medieval seige engine of which the mangonel was one. See the essay at http://www.castlewales.com/siege.html part of Jeff Thomas's excellent Castles of Wales Web site. Have a look around the rest of the site as it is very interesting and may well answer many of your other question. Please come back if you need a specific point clarified. ------------------ And as I rode by Dalton-Hall Beneath the turrets high, A maiden on the castle-wall Was singing merrily: The Outlaw by Sir Walter Scott http://www.castlesontheweb.com/members/philipdavis/index.html