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The medieval buttress trebuchet is a powerful siege weapon used in Europe and Asia from the 12th century. This counterweight catapult was used to destroy fortress walls by hurling heavy projectiles over long distances.

A buttress trebuchet is a type of weapon that uses a counterweight to hurl heavy projectiles over long distances. Unlike earlier catapults, it relies on gravity rather than twisted ropes or springs.

Buttress trebuchets appeared in the 12th century and were widely used in sieges of fortresses. They could throw stone balls, fireballs or even infected corpses to cause panic and disease among the defenders.

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