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What is a trebucte?

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∙ 16y ago
Updated: 8/17/2019

it is a machine used in the 13th century to destroy castle walls. the used huge stones (250-300lbs) to break down the walls and hopefully hurt the enemy. they also heaved dead horses to spread diseases to the enemy. it is a machine used in the 13th century to destroy castle walls. the used huge stones (250-300lbs) to break down the walls and hopefully hurt the enemy. they also heaved dead horses to spread diseases to the enemy.

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