HORSES, ARMOUR, AND WEAPONS

Disclaimer: I, and the owner and operators of this forum and accompanying website, in no wise endorse the users of this forum to partake in the dangerous and often stupid activities described in this thread, and are not responsible for injuries incurred by those who partake in activities similar to those described. This thread is for information purposes only… In other words, there’s no reason for you to be stupid. A bunch of other people and I have already done that for you. :shocked: What do a couple of paratroopers do in their spare time while stuck in the middle of the Sinai desert at an OP/LP? Beat each other with sticks! My best friend and I are medieval batt…

This Nova study is a great link for understanding how a typical trebuchet was constructed and some of the engineering involved. Enjoy. --David :sheildsmile:

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I find it so amazing and a little bit hard to grasp that the carpenters of the day were able to make such beautiful thins without the technology that we have today! It's just so incredible that the carpenters of the day were so ingenious in their designs and ideas. :yes:

What kind of work were the camaruge horses used for? I know they were used for some army work but I do believe they were used in one battle or another....