The only known trebuchet casualty in history

Archaeologists have identified the only known human killed by a trebuchet: a Scottish defender of Stirling Castle in 1304, crushed by a boulder flung at up to 300 km/h. Analysis of Skeleton 150's shattered bones, including micro-CT scans, ruled out other causes. The find highlights the brutality of medieval siege warfare and the sheer power of these engines.