There weren't many. Besides being slow to move, battering rams were very effective. Battering rams were used to bash down gates, doors, and walls from ancient times to present day. The simplest form of a battering ram could be just a log carried by several men, who would charge at a door or wall in an attempt to break it down. More complex battering rams could be placed on wheels, with a protective roof that was usually fireproof. The ram itself would be suspended by rope or chain, swung backwards, and let go to slam into the target. They could also be capped, which would involve placing a metal or stone tip on the end of the ram. This tip could also be fashioned into a figurehead. Battering rams were rendered almost obsolete with the invention of the cannon and other gunpowder weapons, which were much more effective and dangerous than a log strapped to some chains.
People were exposed to counter attack. In one city, they built a really thick wall behind the main gate. The battering ram took down the gate, but could not take down the "temporary" wall built behind the gate. Instead of having the men die from war, the attacking army killed the men working the ram (for failure to succeed).
Its big, heavy, needs lots of people to build it, it is usually made of wood ( it burns), in these days it is old technology
3 main ones;
1 Slow to use
2 Leave people pushing it exposed
3 slow and expensive to make
battering ram
The battering ram was and is used to tear down the walls of an opposing force's fortress entrance (the gates to a fort or castle). Modern-day battering rams are used by swat teams to tear through doors.
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For destroying castle doors.
a scaling tower with a battering ram attached to it
No as the battering ram was a medieval siege machine
We studied the Assyrians and built a battering ram, chariot and a siege ... Chariots, battering rams and siege towers all make use of simple machines.
We're going to need a larger battering ram for thiscastle...The battering ram will be ready within the hour, Sire.We shall utilize the battering ram just after the second volley of burning rubbish has been delivered by our catapults.
It could malfunction when using it, and it does take a lot of time and effort to make and use.
the battering ram is held by one or two people to bash a door down easier.
A skilled battering ram technician can crank one out in 49 minutes
I think you mean battering ram?
A tortoise goes about its life looking after its shell and the battering ram is covered with a shell/roof.
The Aserians
The tarheels mascot is a ram. The reason why its a ram is because they used to have a player called the battering ram so a ram was better suited then a guy with a battering ram.
The Romans did not invent the battering ram, rather it was the Assyrian Empire. Tudiya was the first king of the empire.