Archaeologists Finally Figured Out How a Medieval Man Got Severe Car Crash Injuries 700 Years Ago

700-year-old fractured skeleton may be first recorded casualty of medieval trebuchet

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‘Pinned to the ground’: Badly-fractured 700-year-old skeleton could be first ever casualty of giant medieval catapult

Forensic analysis revealed that a 700-year-old skeleton in Scotland could be the first ever recorded casualty of a trebuchet.

Archaeologists Finally Figured Out How a Medieval Man Got Severe Car Crash Injuries 700 Years Ago

For as devastating as a direct hit from a trebuchet seems like it would be, archaeological evidence has never provided much proof that any one person was killed by one. Logic dictates that somebody must have been. We just never had much direct evidence…until now. As reported by Science and presented by University of Bradford […] The post Archaeologists Finally Figured Out How a Medieval Man Got Severe Car Crash Injuries 700 Years Ago appeared fi…