Medieval Sieges & Siegecraft

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Siege warfare evolved from ancient practices into a refined strategy during medieval Europe, thriving alongside the rise of fortified cities. This period marked a "golden age" for such tactics, as civilizations increasingly relied on them to conquer palaces, temples, and defensive structures. The book explores the historical significance and development of these military strategies, highlighting their effectiveness in the context of urban fortifications and the changing landscape of warfare.