The Projectile Points from the Teutonic Castle of Montfort

On June 8, 1271, less than half a century after its construction had began, the Mamluk sultan Baybars laid siege on the Teutonic castle of Montfort. The outer bailey fell after four days of battle, and the Crusaders retreated into the castle (Fig. 1). Eleven days later, the Crusaders surrendered. They were granted safe passage to Acre, and the castle was subsequently destroyed. Projectile points On June 8, 1271, less than half a century after its construction had began, the Mamluk sultan Baybars laid siege on the Teutonic castle of Montfort. The outer bailey fell after four days of battle,