There is no specific answer to that question since there are far too many variables involved.
A ballista relies on spring torsion for its power, so it follows that the materials used in making the arms and the degree of torsion applied will impact on range; the elevation and weight of the bolt (not arrow) will also impact on range; the height of the ballista with reference to the target will also be significant; as will the size of the arms and the construction of the whole machine.
Medieval ballistae were made with a huge wooden bow providing the torsion power, so naturally there was a limit to the available power - too much tension and the bow would shatter.
There was never any fixed size for a ballista or any other siege engine; some were made quite small so they could be mounted inside a tower to shoot at attackers - the relative height of a ballista in a tower with respect to the attackers at ground level would increase the range considerably. All were made with an elevating mechanism which would change the range.
up to a mile
Up to about 500 yards.
The ancient Greeks had various long-range weapons, including the bow and arrow, javelin, and sling. The bow and arrow were used by archers, who could shoot arrows accurately over long distances. Javelins were thrown by hand and could also be used as a thrusting weapon in close combat. Slings were used to hurl stones or lead bullets at enemies from a distance.
The ballista was a powerful siege machine.
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Yes, it is a catapult. Just like a mangonel but not a trebuchet.
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The maximum range of the ballista was over 500 yards (460 m), but effective combat range for many targets was 350 yards (320 m).
They all throw a stone, rock or arrow.
The ballista, which is effectively a large-scale crossbow.
you shoot and arrow because if you notice you fire a gun it involves fire comming from gun powder. there is no fire when you shoot an arrow
Shoot a Crooked Arrow was created on 1966-09-07.
It depends how hard you practice and how good you are at the activity. There is no exact answer until you find out for yourself.
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You shoot the arrow at the tower to the left then jump on the rope and go in the tower. hope this helps!!
An arrow.
a bow
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an arrow loop is a slit or hole used to shoot arrows through.