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Now, Robert's question is about an article I wrote in Ancient Warf wolf verse 17.3 on the hanuk siege of

nasus modernness in Serbia. I really enjoyed the article about the hunnic siege of nasus. However,

I had a question about the hanuk siege engines described and illustrated in the article. They

look like proto trebushes with mantlets to protect the crew,

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