so the enimes on the horses can`t shoot arrows throw the window
an arrow loop is a slit or hole used to shoot arrows through.
In medieval castles they used fireplaces, windows, oil lamps, and candles for lighting. Torches were also used for lighting in castles.
Medieval castles were built for protection and not for comfort. The first castles were built using wood but, were found to burn easily. Stone was then used in replacement of wood.
a arrow slit is what you find in medieval building e.g. castles. it helps you attack an enemy with a arrow
People who lived in castles during the medieval times used them for attacking other castles and forcing them to surrender.
castles were used for defence and it protected the people inside the castle an example of a defensive castle would be carrickfergus castle. Major defence points were portcullis, murder holes, arrow slits ect.
An arrow slit is a narrow vertical opening in a wall designed to shoot arrows or firearms from while providing protection to the person inside. They were commonly used in medieval fortifications and castles for defense purposes. Arrow slits allowed defenders to have a vantage point while minimizing exposure to enemy attacks.
To defend and protect people and important places of course.
it is used in wars, medieval knights used it in castles....
Well the first castles were structures of a tower on a high floor. Then they came up with fancier castes that were used for king and queens. The first castles were like forts.
Medieval castles were built out of stone, mortar, and wood.
in medieval times one of the major types of warfare was sedge so in order to continue to rule the nobles added things like murder holes and arrow slits to cause damage to the attacking army and walls and moats to keep them out.