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What was the rate of fire for the Mons Meg cannon?
It was capable of a sustaihed rate of fire of only 10 to 12 rounds per day.
What's the difference between a Motte and Bailey castle and a stone castle?
A Motte and bailey castle is made of mud and wood and a stone castle is made of stone. A Motte and Bailey castle sets on fire easily, Rots and isn't very strong. Stone castles, however Does not set on fire easily, doesn't rot and is very strong. Stone castles also have turrets and extra walls for added safety.
A labeled diagram of a square keep castle?
they are the carved stone at the top of towers in castles, and they were used so that defenders could fire from the open space and then hide in safety in the closed space. When you normally think of a castle wall, you see the top of the walls with this up and down pattern. this was a parapet.
When did the great fire in London was?
The Great Fire of London started in a baker's shop in Pudding Lane on September 2nd 1666. Pudding Lane still exists today but the baker shop burned down in the fire.
How would you attack Warwick castle in medieval times?
First you would perhaps besiege the castle which is to surround it. You could then send sappers in which are people that did under the castle walls and then set fire to the wall with pig fat. on a stone keep castle, sappers would often dig under the corner of the castle as here, their were no windows so nobody could see what they were doing! Next, you could use a siege tower to climb over the castle walls, and then you could use long bowers to shoot arrows over the castle walls. Then, you would use a trebauchet (pronounced: TREBUCHAY) and a mangonel which are both forms of catapults! You would load the catapult with animal carcases, dead bodies and rocks! you could also use a battering ram to ram down a wall or door. A battering ram was a tree trunk with a metal ram head on the front. It would be hauled into walls or doors! Hope this helped!!
Does mons meg in Edinburgh castle still fire at hogmany?
Mons Meg hasn't fired since they broke it with an excessive ceremonial charge in 1680 - over three hundred years ago!
What was the rate of fire for the Mons Meg cannon?
It was capable of a sustaihed rate of fire of only 10 to 12 rounds per day.
Where was chariots of fire set?
Mostly Cambridge, Edinburgh and Paris.
What city had the first fire brigade?
Edinburgh was the first city in the world to have its own fire brigade.
Which royal castle was badly damaged by fire in 1992?
Windsor Castle.
Was Edinburgh the first city in the world to have its own fire brigade?
yes
Was the 1987 king's cross fire on the same date as the 1992 windsor castle fire?
The Kings Cross fire was on 18 November 1987 and the Windsor Castle fire was on 20 November 1992.
Did the 1987 King's Cross fire occur on the same date as the 1992 Windsor Castle fire?
No. The King's Cross fire was on the 18th of November in 1987 and the Windsor Castle fire was on the 20th of November 1992.
How do you get past level 3-8 Angry Birds?
fire the first black birf at the top of the castle thing, then the two yellow, try to get them over and onto the top of what is left of the castle. then fire the last blCK ONE onto the top of what is still remaining and it will explode and u have one!
How could fire do damage to a castle?
catus
Why did the dragon jump out of the window?
The castle was on fire.
What is flanking fire?
it is a line of fire that goes round a castle when an enemy is approaching
