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Various types of round shot made from stone, iron and lead found on board the 16th-century carrack Mary Rose
Various types of round shot made from stone, iron and lead found on board the 16th-century carrack Mary Rose
Mons Meg with its 20-inch caliber (51 cm), 386 lb (175 kg) cannonballs
Mons Meg with its 20-inch caliber (51 cm), 386 lb (175 kg) cannonballs
Cannonball equipped with winglets for rifled cannons, c. 1860
Cannonball equipped with winglets for rifled cannons, c. 1860
Vault full of cannonballs in the Omoa fortress, Honduras.
Vault full of cannonballs in the Omoa fortress, Honduras.
Cannon in a Civil War re-enactment: Large amounts of gunpowder often affected visibility, and gunners hoped for a strong wind.
Cannon in a Civil War re-enactment: Large amounts of gunpowder often affected visibility, and gunners hoped for a strong wind.
Firing of a 6-pound cannon
Firing of a 6-pound cannon
Mons Meg, a 15th-century cannon
Mons Meg, a 15th-century cannon
Parts of a cannon, described in John Roberts, The Compleat Cannoniere, London, 1652.
Parts of a cannon, described in John Roberts, The Compleat Cannoniere, London, 1652.