How to attack (and defend) a medieval castle - Connor C. Wilson
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Medieval European castles weren’t just for passive defense and withstanding enemy onslaughts; they were symbols of power, private residences, and hubs of governance. Castles regularly served as bases for launching attacks and as a way to control local populations. So, how were these formidable fortresses built? Connor C. Wilson explores how the design of these structures evolved over time.
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Meet The Creators
- Educator
- Connor C. Wilson
- Director
- Layron DeJarnette, Gumboyo
- Narrator
- Jack Cutmore-Scott
- Music
- Salil Bhayani, cAMP Studio
- Sound Designer
- Anthony Nguyen, cAMP Studio
