Trebuchets were made in various regions around the world. They were most commonly used in medieval Europe and the Middle East, where they were built by skilled engineers and craftsmen. Additionally, trebuchets were also used in ancient China, where they were known as "huihuiji" and were constructed by skilled artisans.
To throw large stones and break down castle walls.
Trebuchets were weapons of destruction. They were made from wood because it was easier to transport them, and because there was a plentiful supply of wood to make them out of. Stone was too heavy to use for this weapon, because it would not be able to throw things far enough for its initial purpose.
They work as a catapult.
Yes they do.
trebachets have wheels
catapults and trebuchets
to keep urine from over flowing
the second narnia...the battle scene
The oldest documentation of traction trebuchets date back to China in the 4th century BC. The first record of counterweight trebuchets comes from an Islamic scholar in 1187 AD.
trebuchets originated in china around 300 BC and was used all the way through the 14 century until eventually gunpowder made it obsolete.
A large machine made of many tree trunks and large branches. It was capable of flinging stones weighing a hundred or so pounds.