The Medieval Cannon 1326–1494 (New Vanguard, 273)
Chronicles the rise of gunpowder artillery in medieval Europe, detailing early cannon design, manufacture, and their growing role in siege and field warfare between 1326 and 1494.
About This Book
The Medieval Cannon 1326–1494 examines the emergence of gunpowder artillery in Europe and its gradual adoption by medieval armies.
The book traces technological progress from primitive wrought-iron pieces to more reliable cast-bronze cannon.
Discussions include manufacturing methods, logistical challenges, and the evolving tactics required to deploy these new weapons effectively.
Contemporary illustrations and modern reconstructions help illustrate changes in design, mounting, and siege warfare throughout the period.
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