There were two main strategies: 1. Dig dykes and ditches in the path of the siege tower so that it cannot approach the walls until the obstacle is cleared. 2. Heavy artillery. Use some sort of catapult to throw rocks at the tower. If it gets close enough it might be possible to set fire to it with flaming arrows or simply by throwing torches.
If it drops it is called a portcullis.
A portcullis was used as a big metal door at the front of a castle, there was sometimes two of them so if the enemy got past the first one he would be stuck in the middle and they would pour e.g boiling oil on him
To defend the southcoast of England.
yes there is but i think that there were 2.
An iron gate that moved vertically was called a portcullis.
A portcullis was a grated gate of a castle that could be raised and lowered to defend the castle.
A portcullis is a heavy metal grate used as a gate. The guards raised the portcullis of the castle.
Keep, portcullis?
The portcullis.
When attackers attacked the castle, if a portcullis existed , it could come from above and kill them. I hope it helped :) ^^
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A portcullis is a heavy gate made of wood or metal that is raised or lowered vertically to block entry to a castle or fortification. It is typically operated using a system of pulleys, ropes, or chains. The portcullis can be controlled from inside the castle to allow or restrict access through the entrance.
it is called a portcullis
Portcullis .
If it drops it is called a portcullis.
You can close the gate on the enemies when they come to attack the castle. And if they get under it when it's closing, they are crushed and due to the pointy gate, they die! Portcullis are very helpful.
It's called a portcullis. More information on wikipedia.