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I would say not. The lists below are for inventions and adopted technology of the period of 450 to 1350 AD (medieval, prior to the beginning of the Renaissance), 1350 to 1450 (part of both medieval and Renaissance periods) and 1450 to 1600 (Renaissance after the Middle Ages ended). The lists were derived from articles on the subject of technology of the two periods. They show about the same pace for invention of the Middle Ages and Renaissance, with an increase in the period of 100 years that fell into both.

450 to 1350: (50 inventions in 900 years, or about 1 every 18 years)

  • the horse collar
  • horseshoe
  • heavy plow
  • three field crop rotation
  • the wine press
  • the rib vault, which lead to Gothic architecture
  • segmental arch bridge
  • a number of different types of cranes for different purposes (4 types)
  • the wheelbarrow
  • the hour glass
  • at least two different kinds of clocks
  • early blast furnace
  • paper mills
  • vertical windmill
  • tidal mills
  • rolling mills
  • water hammers
  • at least two different kinds of compasses (2 types)
  • the stern mounted rudder
  • rag content paper, without which the printing press would be useless
  • spectacles
  • water mark
  • Arabic numerals
  • universities
  • functional buttons, as opposed to purely decorative
  • improved loom
  • forest glass
  • silk
  • new types of spinning wheels
  • distilling of liquor
  • mirrors
  • magnets
  • rat traps
  • quarantine
  • soap
  • plate armor
  • arched saddles
  • stirrups
  • spurs
  • gunpowder
  • cannons
  • trebuchets
  • massed Archery with longbows
  • steel crossbows
  • combining massed archers with dismounted knights
  • chimney and fireplace (Romans built fires in braziers and vented smoke out windows)

1350 to 1450 (9 inventions in 100 years, or about 1 every 11 years):

  • movable type
  • oil paint
  • rotary grindstones
  • improved blast furnace
  • printing press
  • crank and connecting rod
  • mariner's astrolabe
  • cranked hoist and reel
  • paddle wheel

1450 to 1600 (8 inventions listed for a period of 150 years, or about 1 every 19 years):

  • slitting mill
  • smelt mill
  • dry dock
  • lifting tower
  • parachute (though one wonders why)
  • newspaper
  • brace
  • grenade musket
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