what are some medieval torcher tools.how could i create a model of them?

Question

this is for a year 8 history project due in this friday please help??????????

Answer 1

> what are some medieval torcher tools.

I suppose you mean "torture" tools?

"One of the most common forms of medieval inquisition torture was known as strappado. The hands were bound behind the back with a rope, and the accused was suspended this way, dislocating the joints painfully in both arms. Weights could be added to the legs dislocating those joints as well. Other torture methods could include the rack (stretching the victim’s joints to breaking point), the thumbscrew, the boot (some versions of which crushed the calf, ankle, and heel between vertically positioned boards, while others tortured the instep and toes between horizontally oriented plates), water (massive quantities of water forcibly ingested–or even mixed with urine, pepper, diarrhea, etc., for additional persuasiveness), and red-hot pincers (typically applied to fingers, toes, ears, noses and nipples, although one tubular version [the "crocodile shears"] was specially devised for application to the penis in cases of regicide), although it was technically against church policy to mutilate a person's body. If stronger methods were needed, or a death sentence was issued, the person was handed over to the secular authorities who were not bound by any restrictions."

"Torture : Torture in the past" : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Torture#Torture_in_the_past

"The inquisitional chairs"
"The maiden of Nuremberg"
"The Garrotte"
"Branks"
"The heretics fork"

"Historical Torture Museum : Instruments Gallery" : http://www.torturamuseum.com/instruments.html

"The "Iron Maiden" of Nuremberg"
"The Hanging Cage"
"Knee-splitter"
"The Interrogation Chair"
"Branks or Scold's Bridles"
"The Executioner's Mask"
"The oral, rectal and vaginal Pear"
"The Hanging Cage"

"Greetings from the Torture Museum!", San Gimignano, Italy : http://www.corkscrew-balloon.com/balloon/99/siena/torture.html

"Barrel
Pillory
Bell Collar
Branks
Brazier
Breast Ripper
Cat's Paw
Chain Whip
Chastity Belt
Curaisse
Drunkard's Cloak
Ducking Stool
Ear Chopper
Foot Press
Garrotte
Gibbet
Hanging Cage
Head Crusher
Heretic's Fork
Interrogation Chair
Iron Collar
Iron Gag
Iron Maiden
Iron Spider
Judas Cradle
Knee Splitter
Ladder Rack
Lead Sprinkler
Mute's Bridle
Mutilation Shears
Noise-Maker's Fife
Pear of Anguish
Pendulum
Rack
Revolving Drum
Scavenger's Daughter
Shrew's Fiddle
Skeffington's Gyves
Skull Splitter
Spanish Boot
Spanish Chair
Spanish Crusher
Spanish Donkey
Spanish Gaiter
Spanish Mantle
Spanish Spider
Spanish Tickler
Spiked Punishment Collar
Spiked Torture Helmet
Stork
Straight Belt
Thief Catcher
Thumbikins
Thumbscrew
Tongue Tearer
Wheel
Witch Catcher
Witch's Spider"

"Infernal Device" : http://www.occasionalhell.com/infdevice/

"Thumbscrew"
"Tean Zu"
"Heat Torture"
"The Iron Maiden"
"The Keep Torture"
"The Pear of Anguish"
"Breast Ripper"
"Impaling Torture"
"The Chair of Torture"
"Dunk Stool"

"Medieval Torture", Medieval-Castles.org : http://medieval-castles.org/index.php?cat=31

"Torture devices"

"Boot
Brank
Brazen bull
Breaking wheel
Crocodile shears
Cattle prod
Foot press
Foot screw
Heretic's fork
Instep borer
Iron Maiden
Jiá gùn
Kneeling, i.e. on uncooked rice, pebbles, or other rough surface, including broken glass
Judas Chair
Kia quen
Mancuerda
Parrilla
Pau de Arara
Picana
Pillory
Rack
Scarpines
Scavenger's daughter
Scold's bridle
Spanish boot
Stocks
Taser gun
Tablillas
Tean zu
Thumbscrew
Toe breaker
Tube Pull
Tucker telephone
Zánzhǐ
Wooden Pony"

"List of torture methods and devices : Torture devices" : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_torture_methods_and_devices"

Answer 2

Torcher. Good one, never saw it spelled that way. I wouldn't worry about Year 8 History, I'd worry about Year 1 English!

Answer 3

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Answer 5

The rack.A wooden bench, leg and hand restraints.A rope on a pulley either end to stretch the arms and legs

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