in 399 BC by the ancient Greeks at Syracuse for warfare
about 400 BC
Not really sure who invented it. But what I know is that it was first used the King Uzziah of Judah, to defend the walls of Jerusalem
A catapult is the product of relatively straightforward attempts to increase the range and penetrating power of missiles by strengthening the bow which propelled them
400 bc
Archimedes is the Greek scientist who discovered the principle of the lever and invented the double pulley. He did not invent the catapult but he did improve it. He also discovered the when an object is place in fluid, the volume of the fluid that is displaced is equal to the volume of the object.
Yes, it is a catapult. Just like a mangonel but not a trebuchet.
The ballista catapult was made in ancient times, likely around 400 BC. It was primarily used by the ancient Greeks and Romans. The precise individual or group who invented the ballista is unknown.
Ballista
when was the ballista catapult made and by who?It was built by the earlier Greeks in 800BC
Alexander the Great was credited with inventing the first ballista. The Romans then improved on his design, and the Romans invented the Repeating ballista
The ancient Greeks are credited with designing the first catapult, known as the "ballista," around the 4th century BCE. The ballista was a large weapon that used tension to launch projectiles, such as arrows or stones, at high velocities. It played a significant role in ancient warfare.
Trebuchet Catapult Ballista
no, it is from a different country (rome) but it is a versian of a catapult
Trebuchet. Scary thing.
The catapult was first used by the army of the Roman Empire. History does not record the name of the Roman engineer who first invented it.
They all throw a stone, rock or arrow.
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