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What replaced siege engines?

Siege engines, catapaults and the like, were replaced by siege cannon and mortars.


Did they use catapults in the Trojan War?

The reason the Greeks could not capture walled Troy is that they did not have the siege engines developed in later times.


What materials were used for siege engines?

most siege machines are made from wood


The four types of siege engines?

Straight/Inline engines, V type engines, Rotary engines and diesel engines


Who invented siege engines?

I would think the Roman Army did.


What were advantages to using siege engines in medieval times?

They are strong.


Which countries in particular used siege engines?

the anglo-saxons


What tools are used to aver take a castle?

Siege engines.


When did siege engines become a part of warfare?

Evidence of siege engines has been found as far back as the early Kings of China. It is believed by some that explorers like the Polo Brothers brought the knowledge of siege warfare with them to Europe. With the building of secure castles new ways were needed to be found in order to overthrow these fortresses. By the time of the middle ages siege engines were a big part of warfare.


What kind of Engines can move large projectiles?

siege engine which is a catapult...................


What is three siege engines in the middle ages?

Trebuchet Catapult Ballista


When did they use siege weapons in wars?

Siege Engines have been used since the time of the Roman Empire. They were useful when the invaders found their way blocked by a castle or similar large structure. There have been programs from BBC detailing how and why the various siege weapons were used. The modern equivalent to siege engines are the mobile artillery used by most Armies on the planet