The Art of the Catapult: How to Build Ballistae, Trebuchets, and More Ancient Artillery
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The Art of the Catapult: How to Build Ballistae, Trebuchets, and More Ancient Artillery

by William Gurstelle

History Engineering Crafts
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William Gurstelle explores the history, design, and construction of ancient artillery. From ballistae and trebuchets to other catapults, this book introduces the mechanics behind these powerful machines while offering practical guidance for readers interested in engineering, military history, and hands-on building projects.

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The Art of the Catapult examines ancient artillery and the machines used to launch projectiles before modern weapons transformed warfare.

William Gurstelle focuses on catapults, ballistae, trebuchets, and related devices, combining historical context with practical construction guidance.

The book offers an introduction to the principles behind these machines and the craft of building working examples.

It is suited to readers interested in engineering, military history, hands-on projects, and the mechanics of ancient technology.

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