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The Ammunition Utilized for Catapults Within Europe During the Medieval Period, the Concept of “Loop Holes” (Arrow Loops), the Composition of Crossbows During the Medieval Period and the Reason for This, the Reason Knights Detested Crossbows During the Medieval Period, the Reason Crossbow Bolts Were Dually Effective at Killing an Opponent, the Composition of Glue During the Medieval Period, the Armor Utilized by Impoverished Soldiers During the Medieval Period, How Gambeson Was Produced to Become Flexible and Strong, Gambeson vs Armor and Chainmail, and the Secondary Armor Added to Gambeson to Increase its Strength

Medieval catapults used carved rock as well as dead animal carcasses intended to spread disease and the decapitated heads of soldiers to lower moral. Arrow loops, also referred to as "loop holes", which were slits within walls gave archers a huge advantage as they were shaped like funnels and allowed archers to look out without being seen. Crossbows were primarily made out of yew wood as it contains sapwood which is ideal for tension and heartwood which is ideal for compression. Crossbows were r...


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