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Anchor text: St. Augustine
Target Entity: St\u002e_Augustine\u002c_Florida
Preceding Context: Military technology used in North America was not as developed as it was in Europe. Only a few colonial settlements had stone fortifications (among them
Succeeding Context: , Boston, Quebec, and St. John's) at the start of the war, although Port Royal's fortifications were completed early in the war. Shurtleff, p. 492 Some frontier villages were protected by wooden palisades, but many had little more than fortified wooden houses with gun ports through which defenders could fire, and overhanging second floors from which they might fire down on attackers trying to break in below. Europeans were typically armed with smooth-bore muskets that had a maximum range of about , but were inaccurate at ranges beyond half that distance. Some colonists also carried pikes, while Indian warriors were either supplied with European arms, or were armed with more primitive weapons like tomahawks and bows and arrows. A small number of colonists had training in the operation of cannon and other types of artillery; these were the only effective weapons for attacking significant stone or wooden defenses.
Paragraph Title: Technology and organization
Source Page: Queen Anne's War

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