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What did the medieval spinsters do?
Medieval spinsters spin and arnt educated in the work that they do
What was the Name for medieval catapult?
There are different types of catapults. Simple ones can be called catapults or onagers. Other types of siege, like the trebuchet, is a tall and long ranged version of a catapult. There is also a type which acts like a large crossbow, which of the name varies.
What did chandlers wear in medieval times?
they wore aprons for work
How long did medieval people work each day?
The Medieval people worked for 2 to 4 hours each day and they had to work every single day, except if they were really ill.
Was life in medieval Europe hard?
Because they had to work a lot.
Who invented the first trebuchet?
A trebuchet is defined as a machine used in medieval siege warfare for hurling large stones or other missiles. The first trebuchet was invented by the Chinese in the 4th century BC.
What is the purpose of a trebuchet?
the purpose of a trebuchet is that it can throw heavy things in war
What is a trebuchet?
A trebuchet is a medieval siege weapon. Some trebuchets were very large and could throw very heavy objects over the walls of castles. There is a link below to an article with more information.
How does Leonardo da vinci's trebuchet work?
it just does
What is a trebuchet guide chute?
A trebuchet guide chute is a component used in the construction of a trebuchet, which is a medieval siege weapon. The guide chute helps direct the projectile as it is released from the arm of the trebuchet, ensuring a more accurate and consistent launch trajectory. By providing a controlled path for the projectile, the guide chute enhances the efficiency and effectiveness of the trebuchet's operation. This design feature is particularly important for maximizing the distance and accuracy of the projectile during a siege.
What is another word for catapult?
Another work for catapult is trebuchet.
Would a catapult work in zero gravity?
a catapult yes. a trebuchet no
When trebuchet counterweight is hoisted by soldiers what form of energy is transferred into the machine as work?
When soldiers hoist the counterweight of a trebuchet, they transfer potential energy from their own bodies into the machine as work. This potential energy is stored in the raised counterweight and is then converted into kinetic energy as it falls, powering the trebuchet's projectile launch.
How does the trebuchet pouch release mechanism work?
The trebuchet pouch release mechanism works by using a trigger or lever to release the pouch containing the projectile. When the trigger is activated, it releases the pouch, allowing the projectile to be launched by the trebuchet's swinging arm.
Does a trebuchet break down walls?
Yes, a trebuchet can be used to break down walls by launching heavy projectiles at high speeds to create impact force on the wall's structure. The impact can weaken and eventually breach the wall, making it an effective siege weapon in medieval warfare.
How was the Trebuchet made in Medieval Times?
The normal struckture is made out of oak and the throwing arm is made of ash! wow where do people get this fantastic info from and its spelt structure
How does a catapult and ballista work?
Yes, it is a catapult. Just like a mangonel but not a trebuchet.
