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What material were ancient catapults made from?
catapults are made out of rope wood and maybe animal hide
Did the renaissance have catapults?
yes
How were catapults used during the Renaissance?
The advent of gunpowder and cannons during the Renaissance led to a disuse of catapults for military purposes.
Did they use catapults in the Trojan War?
The reason the Greeks could not capture walled Troy is that they did not have the siege engines developed in later times.
Did the ancient Egyptians have catapults?
No, they didn't if they didn't buy them or copy them, they were invented in the roman empire under Caesar rule.
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