Medieval FortificationsLeicester University Press, 1990 - 233 pages The author considers the period from the introduction of the castle by the Normans to the accession of the Tudors and adopts a broadly thematic approach. The book provides a synthesis of what has been learnt about the development, form and function of British castles through excavations since 1945. |
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... Chapter 5 : Halls 97 6 : Lodgings 125 7 : Kitchens and allied structures 138 8 : Chapels , ancillary structures , and water supply 151 9 : Archaeology and castle life 163 Part 3 Chapter 10 : Town defences Chapter 11 : Aftermath and ...
... Chapter 5 : Halls 97 6 : Lodgings 125 7 : Kitchens and allied structures 138 8 : Chapels , ancillary structures , and water supply 151 9 : Archaeology and castle life 163 Part 3 Chapter 10 : Town defences Chapter 11 : Aftermath and ...
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... chapter on the artefacts discovered by excavation which have thrown light on life in castles . Some of the chapters have been subdivided into several sections . The earth - and - timber motte - and - bailey is , therefore , discussed ...
... chapter on the artefacts discovered by excavation which have thrown light on life in castles . Some of the chapters have been subdivided into several sections . The earth - and - timber motte - and - bailey is , therefore , discussed ...
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... chapter 2 , and the great barbican at the foot of the motte . One precaution that was taken with the bailey curtain ... chapter . 4 Masonry castles - barbicans and bridges This chapter is Masonry castles - gateways and mural towers 77.
... chapter 2 , and the great barbican at the foot of the motte . One precaution that was taken with the bailey curtain ... chapter . 4 Masonry castles - barbicans and bridges This chapter is Masonry castles - gateways and mural towers 77.
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