The medieval catapult shots with Kenilworth Castle in the background. The projectiles originate from a siege of the castle in 1266 that lasted for 172 days. The medieval catapult shots with ...

It was more common for medieval armies to blockade or encircle a castle with the aim of exhausting the defenders into submission via siege. This type of operation could be dragged out for many ...

When we think of siege warfare, most of us probably think of medieval castles surrounded by a large attacking force. Siege towers, archers and catapults hurling large stones are probably a part of ...

Kenilworth Castle was under constant attack. This 172-day siege was one of the most significant military contests of King Henry III’s reign and all of medieval English history. [Related ...

All the Latest Game Footage and Images from Castle Siege An asymmetric 1v1 tower defense/offense multiplayer game set in a fantasy medieval setting. Attack or defend the castle. Level up ...

This projectile-throwing device was prominent in late 12th-century and early 13th-century siege ... out? Medieval armies used the ballista and the springald to fire projectiles over castle walls ...

Let’s see if we can work out the cryptic clue that the Xbox Game Pass Twitter account dropped over the weekend: Let’s see… so there’s a medieval castle siege going on, but the sky above is ...

Catapult shots launched during what is believed to have been the longest siege in medieval English history have been unearthed at Kenilworth Castle, Warwickshire. The eight well-preserved boulders ...

siege towers, battering rams, ballistas, and other medieval-style machines perfect for storming the castle in a world where helicopters and C4 aren't available. Instead of a pistol there's a four ...

Dover Castle Under Siege paints the picture ... and then to wander through defensive tunnels built after the siege, in places medieval and crudely-hewn and elsewhere with tidy Georgian brickwork.