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The walling would appear as vertical boarding and the well - pitched roofs were probably covered with shingles . ... short length of tapestry , and thus everything is squeezed together horizontally and appears disproportionately lofty .
The walling would appear as vertical boarding and the well - pitched roofs were probably covered with shingles . ... short length of tapestry , and thus everything is squeezed together horizontally and appears disproportionately lofty .
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Next to the chapel is the forebuilding , which appears to have a solid basement , as have all the bastions , that farthest from the entrance having had the latrines in its upper storey . Possibly this keep had no chamber , unless it was ...
Next to the chapel is the forebuilding , which appears to have a solid basement , as have all the bastions , that farthest from the entrance having had the latrines in its upper storey . Possibly this keep had no chamber , unless it was ...
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This building had no separate chamber within it , so it would appear that the keep may have been built to provide a private residence for the çastellan . Most of the Norman gate - towers appear to belong to the second half of the ...
This building had no separate chamber within it , so it would appear that the keep may have been built to provide a private residence for the çastellan . Most of the Norman gate - towers appear to belong to the second half of the ...
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Contents
CASTLES OF EARTH | 3 |
GREAT STONE TOWERS | 23 |
LOFTY WALLS | 56 |
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