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How was siege tower used?

It was pushed up to the castle walls and soldiers climbed over it into the castle.


What device can break down castle walls?

A siege engine


How did soldiers within the siege tower get from the tower to the top of the castle wall?

The tower was built with platforms often about 10 feet apart. These were connected by ladders so the attacking soldiers could climb up inside the siege tower right to the top and jump onto the castle walls.


Why were trebuchets built in castle walls?

To destroy the siege towers and other siege weapons of the enemy army.


What was the best weapon for attacking a castle?

The trebuchet (tree bucket) siege engine put large holes in castle walls, facilitating invasion by the attacking forces. See link, below.


What is the definition of siege engine?

A siege engine is a device that is designed to break or circumvent city walls and other fortifications in siege warfare.


Why were siege engines created?

To destroy defences like castle walls and gates.


What impact did siege weapons have?

Castle walls and fortifications were no longer as big of an advantage as they were in the past. Trebuchets, catapults, and siege towers could all reduce the advantages of walls.


How was safety in medieval times?

Safety outside of battlements was very poor or nonexistent. However, if you lived within walls, there was usually high walls (possibly multiple) as well as guardhouses for soldiers to defend the city/castle in case of siege or attack.


Why was the cannon Mons Meg built?

It was built as a siege cannon, designed to knock down castle walls.


How accurate is a siege tower?

A siege tower is a tower on a wheeled platform to allow the attackers to climb up it and over the castle walls. Accurate doesn't come into it.


Where is Castle Garden located?

The castle garden is usually inside the castle walls. It was a place to grow food in case of a siege. It was not vulnerable like fields outside the castle walls.