Edward I, seeking to punish Scotland for Wallace’s continued insurrection, sent a force to assault Caerlaverock and secure Nithsdale. Those sent numbered 3,000 men-at-arms, including 87 knights and many specialist siege engineers. A great and terrible scene unfolded before the defenders as it became clear … See more A herald in Edward’s army recorded the events of the siege in a remarkable document called the Roll of Caerlaverock. It is one of the best original sources for a medieval siege in … See more The end came when several massive siege engines were raised. They battered down the walls from afar with stones weighing over 50kg. With a part of their wall gone, and exhausted from two days of ceaseless combat, the Scots … See more Historic Environment Scotland, who manage Caerlaverock Castle, have announced intentions for an augmented reality app for the site. I’m incredibly excited as this will allow visitors to the castle to collect items … See more WebAllusion is also made to The Siege of Carlaverock, in the XXVIII Edward I, A.D. MCCC, ed. Nicholas Harris Nicolas (London, 1828). Professor N. Denholm- Young has announced a …

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